In a theatrical closing argument, Sean Combs' lead defense attorney, Marc Agnifilo, paced in front of the jury, shouted his disbelief at the prosecution's case and gestured in mock outrage at the amount of lubricant found in Combs' garage.

In the prosecution's closing arguments, assistant U.S. Attorney Christy Slavik urged members of the jury to use common sense. “It is time to hold him accountable, it is time for justice,” Slavic said. “And it’s time to find him guilty.”

A lawyer for Sean Combs suggested that the sex-trafficking and racketeering trial was a farce during the defense’s closing argument on Friday, calling the case from prosecutors an “exaggerated” narrative about the music mogul’s swinger “lifestyle.”