Earlier in the trial, jurors saw similar photos of firearms, drugs, and lubricant that were seized from Combs' Miami home. Prosecutors argued that the proximity of the guns in Combs' home to items issued for the sex parties, called "freak-offs," demonstrated the coercive nature of the sexual escapades.

The racketeering and sex trafficking trial of Sean Combs begins a sixth week of testimony Monday with a pair of summary witnesses meant to help the jury organize the hundreds of exhibits they have seen so far.

One of Sean "Diddy" Combs's accusers took the witness stand Thursday, testifying under the pseudonym 'Jane' to protect her privacy.

As part of their effort to cast doubt on claims by Combs' ex-girlfriend that she was in a coercive relationship with Combs, marked by her being forced to participate in sex with male prostitutes, defense attorneys Thursday played an audio recording of Combs suggesting she should break off their romance.