Diddy escort shares alleged shocking details of Cassie 'freak off' parties after being named in trial

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One of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ former escorts has opened up with shocking claims about the infamous ‘freak off’ parties.

Shawn Dearing was named during the ongoing high-profile trial as the hip-hop mogul faces charges of racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution. Diddy denies all charges.

The ex-escort was one of more than 10 men hired for the rapper’s parties, as alleged during Cassie Ventura’s testimony.

And now that this has been made public, Dearing (who is known professionally as Skyler) has decided to speak out about his experience, claiming to have been hired for ‘more than a dozen’ of these controversial sessions.

During her testimony, Ventura spoke about the drug-fuelled ‘freak offs’ Diddy allegedly orchestrated that could ‘last up to four days’.

An image of Shawn Dearing was shown during the trial (SDNY)

Dearing says he wants to give ‘some credence’ to the singer’s story as he ‘never wanted to open my mouth’ about it.

But speaking of Ventura, he told PEOPLE in an exclusive interview: “You got me tearing up! I want what’s best for her, honestly, because she … she's a badass lady, man. She's awesome. So I want her respect first and foremost.”

Having allegedly been hired online for Comb’s ‘freak offs’, the former escort says he first met him and Ventura around late 2014 or early 2015.

“It was only me, him, and her,” he added. “He never touched me. We did everything under his direction.”

Dearing claimed that he didn’t witness any physical abuse, but that he did ‘notice forms’ of what he thought to be ‘psychological abuse’.

Diddy has denied all charges. (Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

He recalled one ‘freak off’ when he claimed Ventura became like ‘a drone’ when Diddy ‘left the room for a moment’ as she often wouldn’t speak ‘because she knew she couldn’t’.

“She just sits there staring at the ground, and I ask her a question. She's like, ‘No, no, no. Not until he gets back.’ So it’s like, ‘Oh, okay,’” he claimed.

And when the ‘freak off’s turned ‘dark’, Ventura would allegedly change.

“You could see that it was kind of like the spirit was leaving the body,” Dearing said.

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