**Prosecution to Call Key Witness in Sean Combs' Trial as Government Nears Case Conclusion**

As the trial of Sean Combs enters its fourth week, the prosecution is poised to bring a significant witness to the stand, known under the pseudonym "Jane." Jane is expected to deliver crucial testimony against the renowned hip-hop mogul, who faces grave charges. These include two counts of sex trafficking by coercion, two counts of transportation to engage in prostitution, and one count of racketeering conspiracy, all of which prosecutors allege span a period of two decades.

Jane, who has been referred to as "Victim 2" in the official indictment, is stated by the prosecution to have been forced into commercial sex acts by Combs from around 2021 until approximately 2024. During the trial's opening statements, lead prosecutor Emily Anne Johnson detailed how Jane, a single mother, began associating with Combs in 2020. Although their relationship was neither public nor exclusive, Johnson claims Combs manipulated Jane financially to fulfill his sexual demands.

The prosecution further alleges that less than a year prior to the trial, Combs forced entry into multiple rooms of Jane's house, assaulted her, and coerced her into a meticulously arranged sexual event referred to as a "freak-off." Defense attorneys for Combs have acknowledged their client's violent tendencies but argue these incidents were consensual activities within toxic relationships, and therefore unrelated to the charges of trafficking and coercion.

Jane's testimony, through direct questioning and cross-examination, is projected to consume the remaining days of this week and extend well into the next. Concerns about maintaining Jane's anonymity have led the prosecution to request that Judge Arun Subramanian takes measures to seal or redact any evidence that could potentially reveal her or her child’s identities to the public.

As the trial continues, Jane's testimony is anticipated to play a pivotal role in the prosecution's case against Combs.