Bill Cosby

[Jermyn Davidson]

WHERE is the INPUT from women!?

[Jermyn Davidson]

These Sunday School Teachers who went to lawyers instead of the police were never truly RAPED from the begining. Their intents are reflected in their actions.

[Reader]

Excerpts from http://deadspin.com/the-former-baske...osb-1661203971

(re Constand)

When Plaintiff advised Defendant she did not feel well, Defendant led Plaintiff to a sofa, because she could not walk on her own, where he laid her down, under the guise of "helping" her.

Subsequently, Defendant positioned himself behind Plaintiff on the sofa, touched her breasts and vaginal area, rubbed his penis against her hand, and digitally penetrated her.

Plaintiff remained in a semi-conscious state throughout the time of this ordeal.

At no time was Plaintiff capable of consent after the pills affected her, and at no time did she consent to Defendant's acts.

.... This wasn't the first police report to mention Cosby. In 2000, actress Lachele Covington filed a police report saying Cosby had inappropriately touched her after dinner alone in his townhouse. It wasn't long before this new report started getting press, and Cosby's team went on the offensive.

Just three days after she went to the police, the calls began. Either Cosby or one of his representatives would phone up Constand or her mother, always offering either an apology or money, she would later tell the court. There were at least four calls, according to Constand, and among the Cosby reps was lawyer Martin Singer, known in Hollywood as one of the go-to pit bulls for celebrities in need of getting a scandal quashed and a master of the nasty letter. Constand said she didn't accept anything. Cosby himself confirmed this, telling Cheltenham police that neither woman asked him for money, "but had only asked him to apologize to Plaintiff and her mother, which he did," according to one filing.

That's not what Cosby's team told reporters, though.....

At this point, a third woman was about to go public, this time via the National Enquirer, with accusations that the funnyman had drugged and raped her. Beth Ferrier had reached out to the Enquirer, and the publication had gone so far as to have her take a lie detector test. Ferrier passed "with flying colors," the story's reporter would later tell the Daily Beast.

... Ferrier did tell her story—to People magazine in 2006. In a recent interview with the magazine, when asked to describe the backlash after speaking out, she said, "I lost everything."

....Meanwhile, the number of Jane Does grew to 12. Constand's lawyers said they found the names of two more women when going through a police file.

...In her legal team's response to Cosby, Constand talked about her life since her identity had become public: reporters surrounding her house, her name plastered across TVs and newspapers, unwanted phone calls to her home, people who claimed they were journalists trying to get inside her home by faking flower deliveries. All the while Cosby, toured the country, cracked jokes, and lectured America about its morals and baggy pants.

There is also a legal court document included in this article.

[Jermyn Davidson]

Good for the ones who actually filed a police report, but even with the police reports, no rape or assault charges.

Is rape really that difficult to prove?

If the person says no to sex but sex happens anyway, then there is rape.

Even with police reports filed, not even an assault charge filed!

Isn't that SUSPICIOUS to anyone else?

[Jermyn Davidson]

Police report without charges means the police believed no crime really happened.

What would lead the police to come to that conclusion?

[Reader]

Reading comprehension problems alert......false statements alert......

[Jermyn Davidson]

Originally Posted by Reader

Reading comprehension problems alert......false statements alert......

Okie dokie.

[Reader]

The FACT:

On Feb. 17, 2005, one week after the airing of Green's interview, then- Montgomery County District Attorney Bruce Castor said no charges would be filed in Constand's case due to insufficient evidence. Years later, Castor would say: "At the time I remember thinking that he probably did do something inappropriate, but thinking that and being able to prove it are two different things. .... Constand said she didn't accept anything. Cosby himself confirmed this, telling Cheltenham police that neither woman asked him for money,"

The reading comprehension statement here:

She settled because the answer was probably no. Notice she went the civil suit route and not the criminal route. Notice she settled for cash for the alleged violation of her person.

& False Statement quote:

Police report without charges means the police believed no crime really happened.

The false statement here

"These ladies are not Sunday School teachers and NONE OF THEM went to the police!"

The FACTS: Re Constand "Just three days after she went to the police, the calls began." Re another: "This wasn't the first police report to mention Cosby. In 2000, actress Lachele Covington filed a police report saying Cosby had inappropriately touched her after dinner alone in his townhouse." Re two others: "Constand's lawyers said they found the names of two more women when going through a police file."

[Jermyn Davidson]

Thank you.

[Jermyn Davidson]

The lady who settled with him for money went to the police. She was turned down by the police because there wasn't enough evidence that a crime had taken place.

This is what I am saying.

Bad behavior doesn't necessarily equate to criminal offenses.

Might as well go for the cash!