Bill Cosby Rape Accusations

he invited her in...they chatted he made a move she rebuffed him and he asked me to leave...

thats totally the same as those other stories where he invited a girl in made her a drink put something in it she went to sleep only to wake up to find fat albert huxtable finger banging her and jerking off on her face..

:hmm:

he made her feel awkward and disappointed and for that he must apologise.. publicly:roll::roll:
 
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Another woman has stepped forward to accuse actor and comedian Bill Cosby of sexual assault.

Actress Angela Leslie, 52, said she was meeting Cosby in his Las Vegas suite in 1992 to discuss acting opportunities when he sexually assaulted her.

Leslie, who was 26 at the time, said she and Cosby were in the kitchen area of his Elvis Presley suite when Cosby asked her to act intoxicated as an acting exercise, and she complied. She said it was at this point he assaulted her.

When TODAY's Erica Hill asked Leslie why she didn't come forward until now, Leslie said it was because she was never physically hurt, but amid the growing allegations against Cosby, she felt it was necessary to speak out.

“I had not been raped. He didn't physically hurt me. He took my hand and put it where it shouldn't have been," Leslie said on TODAY Saturday. "He actually did try to get on top of me, but I was able to push him off and he actually kind of fell onto the floor. And he asked me to leave his room because he pretended to get a phone call. I never heard a phone ring but I think he was embarrassed that I was able to push him down and that's why he dismissed me from his room."


Leslie said she didn't expect the behavior she experienced with Cosby because she had met him once before, and thought of him as "an American father figure."

Leslie is the eighth woman to step forward with allegations against Cosby, who recently addressed his lack of response to the growing accusations.

"I know people are tired of me not saying anything, but a guy doesn't have to answer to innuendos," Cosby told Florida Today on Friday.

A statement released by Cosby's attorney Martin Singer on Friday denied the allegations, as well.

"It is completely illogical that so many people would have said nothing, done nothing, and made no reports to law enforcement or asserted civil claims if they thought they had been assaulted over a span of so many years," Singer wrote.

Cosby has not been charged with any crime, and despite the circling allegations, Cosby received two standing ovations during Friday's sold-out show at Eastern Florida State College.

But Leslie said people should pay attention to Cosby's silence on the issue.

"To be silent does not mean that you're not guilty," Leslie said. "I'm coming forward to let everybody know this happened to me and I have no reason to lie."

When asked what she hopes will come of the women stepping forward, Leslie said she just wants Cosby to take responsibility for his actions.

"I just want him to acknowledge what he did, take responsibility and to apologize to these women and let everybody move on with their lives," she said.

what exactly happened to her?? he made an assertive move on a woman. The same kind of move that had she been attracted to him should wouldn't call sexual assault. But where was the sexual assault?? this is what I'm talking about..sexual assault is a crime..she says he committed no crime yet still felt the need to speak out..:roll:

If she's 52 now, that would have made her 30 in 1992.

Why the age discrepancy?
 
I remember this vividly. And "ruffling a few feathers" is a massive understatement. People in power fully understand the enormous influence one person would yield when running a media conglomerate like NBC. Given the overall theme of the Cosby show and Mr. Cosby's desire to create more positive shows on a network, as an owner or partial owner, would have been a definite game changer in more ways that we could even fathom.

Just imagine more shows like the Cosby show that aired every night or even a few times a week. Imagine the deep psychological improvements it would have made in people of African descent who then began to see themselves reflected in a more positive light. Self hate would now become self love. Self loathing would now become self respect. One would actually feel more self worth by constantly absorbing and being exposed to positive role models on television.

The damaging psychological effects of media programming over the past few decades can in NO WAY be disputed and had this deal been done Cosby would have been in a very unique position to change the image and value of the role of people of African descent.

And just to prove how devious the corporate mafia really is, it was around this time that his son Ennis Cosby was murdered. Is there a connection? We will never hear anyone admit there was a connection but history should make things very clear. Power NEVER yields without violence.
 
A19,the speed in which the women came forward and the abandonment of most of the media on Cos proved it. Plus,Robert Johnson of BET who dropped the news and talk part of his network for degrading rap videos along with selling it for more than a billion dollars tells you something. The fact that they made Cos into a super monster while letting people like Polanski and Allen go scot free is no accident. We may never know if the "friend" of Enis Cosby had in hand with his death.
 
.......Bill Cosby is falling from grace like a man falling off the empire state building......

Having been to the observation deck on the Empire State Building more than once, a fall from that height would kill a person before they even hit the street. When they do hit the street, they won't look at all like a human being. Cosby's stardom was as high as the Burgh Khalifa Building in Dubai. try to imagine a fall from the top of that building.
 
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