Bill Cosby’s Desperate Prison Phone Calls To Camille

Bill Cosby has a new mug shot as Inmate #1802819 in the Pennsylvania prison system after being sentenced to at least three years behind bars for sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004 — with the “sexually violent predator” temporarily locked up in the brand-new SCI Phoenix prison complex. Insiders revealed to The National ENQUIRER, though, that the disgraced comic is convinced that he’ll soon be back out on the streets! The former funnyman had two chances to make phone calls while joining the ranks of celebrities in prison — getting in touch with his wife Camille to apologize for “putting you through this,” and then telling her to “grab the checkbook and hire anyone and everyone” who could reverse the ruling by Judge Stephen T. O’Neill, as the star still dreamed of salvaging his ruined career…

Bill Cosby’s Desperate Prison Phone Calls To Camille

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Insiders reported that Cosby made his first call to Camille before leaving the Montgomery County courthouse in handcuffs, telling her: "I’m sorry for putting you through this, but I spoke to that person and he assured me I will he just fine.’The source didn't know who the once-beloved comic was referencing as "that person."

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Insiders reported that Cosby made his first call to Camille before leaving the Montgomery County courthouse in handcuffs, telling her: "I’m sorry for putting you through this, but I spoke to that person and he assured me I will he just fine.’The source didn't know who the once-beloved comic was referencing as "that person."

Cosby's second call to Camille was more chilling, as he told her that he already felt "under siege" after being temporarily transferred to the Montgomery County jail. Cosby reportedly told his wife that a stale hot dog bun had been thrown at him — and he expected that the staffers at SCI Phoenix would "feed him to the hounds!"

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That's when Cosby told Camille to "grab the checkbook and hire anyone and everyone" to start appealing his sentencing. Meanwhile, his spokesman Andrew Wyatt is attempting to rally public support behind the once-beloved entertainer, although there's been mixed responses to his declaration that Cosby is the victim of "the most racist and sexist trial in the history of the United States."

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Insiders reported that Cosby made his first call to Camille before leaving the Montgomery County courthouse in handcuffs, telling her: "I’m sorry for putting you through this, but I spoke to that person and he assured me I will he just fine.’The source didn't know who the once-beloved comic was referencing as "that person."

Photo credit: Getty Images

Cosby's second call to Camille was more chilling, as he told her that he already felt "under siege" after being temporarily transferred to the Montgomery County jail. Cosby reportedly told his wife that a stale hot dog bun had been thrown at him — and he expected that the staffers at SCI Phoenix would "feed him to the hounds!"

That's when Cosby told Camille to "grab the checkbook and hire anyone and everyone" to start appealing his sentencing. Meanwhile, his spokesman Andrew Wyatt is attempting to rally public support behind the once-beloved entertainer, although there's been mixed responses to his declaration that Cosby is the victim of "the most racist and sexist trial in the history of the United States."

Photo credit: Getty Images