Details From The 20+ Women & 15 Year Old Who Accuse Bill Cosby Of Rape... and The Celebrity Who Is Standing By HIM!

UPDATE: 12/3/14:

ANOTHER woman has come forward in the Bill Cosby rape case, but this one says she was only 15 when he molested her! 

A 55-year-old woman, Judy Huth, filed a lawsuit with the Los Angeles County Superior Court on 12/2/14... claiming that Bill Cosby sexually molested her at the Playboy Mansion when she was 15.

Huth is seeking unspecified damages for sexual battery and emotional distress.

ORIGINAL STORY:

Is this a case of karma eventually reaching its destination or a combined effort to ruin Bill Cosby’s career?

He has lost sponsors, resigned from the board at Temple University, this has even resulted in “The Cosby Show”  reruns being pulled and NBC halting development on his newest sitcom project. Bill Cosby’s world is slowly tumbling down, all after up to 20 women have accused him of rape… from years ago.

Find out what the Town is Talking about…


One of Bill Cosby’s latest accusers is supermodel Janice Dickinson. After first coming forward on Entertainment Tonight in mid-November, the noted “first supermodel”, 59, spoke out for a second time in an emotional interview with CNN’s Fredricka Whitfield on Sunday, Dec. 1. 

Dickinson recalled the incident from 1982 when she was fresh out of rehab. Her first warning sign was when Cosby, now 77, offered her a glass of red wine at dinner. She turned that down, but when she complained about menstrual cramps, the beloved sitcom actor then offered her a pill, which she accepted. 

 “The last thing I remember was blacking out and Cosby mounting me like the monster he was,” she recalled. “And I was thinking, ‘What the heck?’ I remember passing out, but more specifically waking up. There was a lot of pain downstairs. There was semen all over me and that my pajama bottoms were off and my top was open and at that point — fight or flight! — I just packed up and got the hell out of there.” 

Dickinson is just one of about 20 women to come forward in recent weeks, accusing Cosby of sexual misconduct. Many have asked why it took these supposed victims so long to tell their stories. 

Though there’s no legal action she or any of the other victim can take against the actor so many years later, Dickinson did have some thoughts on what she wanted from her alleged attacker.  

 “I would like Cosby to come out and at least acknowledge that he is a pig, he is a monster, and he raped me,” she said before the interview ended. 

Before the cameras turned off, Dickinson broke down crying.  

The allegations of sexual misconduct against Cosby are not new. As Matt Giles and Nate Jones detail in an excellent timeline for Vulture.com, four women—Andrea Constand, Tamara Green, Beth Ferrier, and Barbara Bowman—made public accusations from 2004 to 2006 that Cosby had sexually assaulted each of them. However, until 2014, Cosby spoke frequently about social issues, gave numerous media interviews, and extensively toured to perform comedy routines. The allegations against Cosby had essentially gone away.

Now, these allegations have resurfaced. 

Click here to see a list of the woman accusing Bill Cosby of rape and their stories.


Watch Janice Dickinson’s interview with CNN below:





R&B singer Jill Scott is among of one of Cosby’s supporters during this allegations. 

After 20 women have come forward, Jill says they need proof and according to Jill to not take a shower after rape. Even though, most rape victims do not want to come forward at the time it happens due to embarrassment among other things…

@ShelbyKnox oh ok. So they've proven the alleged allegations? I didn't know. Will they also be giving him back the millions he's donated?
— ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) November 24, 2014

@missjillscott @ShelbyKnox disappointed in Jill. Did u need an indictment to believe mike Browns family?
— Mia Lynn (@Mia44Lynn) November 28, 2014

@KristensWay I'm respecting a man who has done more for the image of Brown people that almost anyone EVER. From Fat Albert to the Huxtables
— ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) December 1, 2014

@missjillscott But if I don't have the strength to go the police or I am fearful about reporting people like YOU shouldn't shame me for not.
— Blossom (@cotton_candy28) December 1, 2014

How do YOU feel about all of these rape allegations?