The lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, slammed the allegations, adding that the video "fairly and exactly" represents the attack incident.

It also expects that, regardless of claims, the shots will be admitted to Sean "Diddy" Combis "trial for sexual crimes.

Before the trial of the Diddy's sex crime, his defense team claimed that the CNN destroyed the only copy of the video allegedly showing a repape attack on its ex-girlfriend "Cassandra" Cassie "Ventura.

They are also alleged that the virus clip is that the news is later decorated to show a rapper in bad light.

Cassiev lawyer, Douglas Wigdor, now answered these claims, speaking TMZ That they are "DISINSE-ARGUMENT" from the DIDDY's legal team, who submit legal documents to exclude the video from its upcoming trial.

The lawyer said that the Reper's Defense Team claim would exclude the video to avoid managing, because he believes that the recordings would show exactly what happened during the attack.

"I am convinced that he is a video and exactly what happened, will be admitted into evidence," he said, adding that Diddy "would be responsible for his incentive."

The claims from the Diddy lawyers were made in a joint letter on evidence in its federal case, in which the rapper are faced with the accusations of sex trade, racketing and transportation to deal with prostitution.

"CNN has purchased the only known copy of the hotel surveillance, transferred that recordings to the free editing software, changed the original recordings, although he knew several times the Federal Investigation," read the letter, on TMZ.

Elsewhere in the letter accused the news "covering the time stamp and then changing the video sequence".

The Defense team also claimed that he saw he accelerated "to false seem to take place in the video faster than they are."

"As a result, CNN videos do not and exactly display the events in question," the letter further read.

Months earlier, Diddy lawyers also made a similar argument regarding the amended Cassie Assault video.

At the time, he claimed that the federal prosecutors presented the regulated version of the viral video to negatively affect his bail.

According to the request from Raper, the modified recordings of excessive Diddy's perceived threat, showing it as a dangerous, not a framing incident as domestic dispute.

Music Mogul lawyers are also alleged that prosecutors had an unregistered version of videos, but decided to amend him to present their "most powerful evidence of danger and obstruction".

In the same documents containing claims, Diddy lawyers also tried to explain some violent acts shown in the video.

They said that it is certainly simply "sad viewing in consensus with a dozenshot long and described as just a" domestic dispute ".

Furthermore, they claimed that the incident did not harmonize with the federal claims of prosecutors for sex trade or forced sex.

The edition of the Cassien's assault video caused a wave of return fall against Dida, who asked him to express an apology for his actions in the clip.

In the recording of the deleted apology, Diddy talked about hitting the stone bottom at the time of his attack on Cassie, noting that it was "F-CKED" at the time.

The rapper said, "It's so hard to think about the darkest times in your life, but sometimes I say I have made a video (u) take full responsibility for my actions. I was determined when I did, I'm now apparing it."

He continued, "I went, and I asked for professional help. I had to enter therapy. I had to go into rehab. But I'm so sorry. But I'm a better man every day. And I'm not asking for forgiveness." I'm really sorry. "

In front of his trial, Diddy is held in custody in the metropolitan custody in Brooklyn, New York.

He was in a federal facility from his arrest last September, with his multiple bail requirements all denied.

The trial of the rapper is scheduled for May, and if he is declared guilty, he could face the maximum sentence of life prison.

In the midst of his detention, the federal prosecutors added forcible work on previous accusations, according to the United States today.

They claimed that "maintained control of certain employees of the Combs Business" and "forced" to "work long hours of small sleep, among other, physical force, psychological damage, and / or threats of the same."

However, a rapper, through his lawyer, once again denied the accusation, just as he did for the earlings of sexual crimes charges.