Prosecutors rest their case against Sean 'Diddy' Combs after calling 34 witnesses

Prosecutors rested their case in the sex-trafficking and racketeering conspiracy trial of Sean "Diddy" Combs.

They say he used his wealth to coerce and manipulate women into unwanted sex for his personal gratification.

Prosecutors call 34 witnesses over the last 28 days of testimony and introduce hundreds of pieces of evidence.

The judge will hold a charging conference Wednesday followed by summations on Thursday .

Jurors see dozens of pieces of evidence that prosecutors argue support Ventura 's claims.

Ventura , then on verge of giving birth, tells jurors how Combs allegedly forced her into a decade of freak-offs by using violence and blackmail as leverage against her and her family.

Six of Combs' own personal assistants, some of whom testified under immunity deals, testify about the extreme demands placed on them by the rap mogul.

Prosecutors say Combs relied on others to get away with his alleged crimes.

"For 20 years , the defendant, with the help of his trusted inner circle, committed crime after crime," prosecutor says.

"He told me he didn't know that I had anything to do with Suge Knight and if anything happened, he would have to kill me," former employee testifies.