Bill Cosby’s second rape trial in Pennsylvania had the disgraced comic facing down a fellow celebrity — as supermodel Janice Dickinson went up against his defense attorneys with her claims of sexual assault…
Bill Cosby Blasted By Janice Dickinson: ‘I Wanted To Punch Him In The Face’
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Bill Cosby's second rape trial in Pennsylvania had the disgraced comic facing down a fellow celebrity — as supermodel Janice Dickinson went up against his defense attorneys with her claims of sexual assault!
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Cosby is once again trying to beat the rap on charges of drugging and raping Andrea Constand in 2004. The first trial ended in a hung jury, with only one of Cosby's multiple accusers allowed to offer additional allegations. This time, five women are testifying in addition to Andrea — including the former judge from "America's Next Top Model."
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Janice took the stand to recall her allegations from 1982, when she says Cosby drugged and raped her in Lake Tahoe, Calif. She also told the court how she felt betrayed by the once-beloved comic. "Here's a married man," she said. "Father of five kids, on top of me. I was thinking how wrong it was. How very wrong it was."
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Janice added that Cosby had flown her to the resort town to talk about her career. She was 27 years old at the time, and looking to break into acting and performing. Other women who've testified in the trial have had similar stories, along with other Cosby accusers. Janice testified: "I didn't fly to Tahoe to have sex with Mr. Cosby."
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Instead, said Janice, she was given a "blue pill" by the comic while in his hotel room — which left her "rendered motionless" as Cosby took Polaroid photographs of her. "Shortly after I took the pictures and he finished the conversation," she testified, "he got on top of me. His robe opened up, and he smelled like cigars and espresso and his body odor."
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When she regained consciousness the next morning, Janice said, there was semen between her legs — but Cosby denied that any sexual acts had taken place. "I wanted to hit him," Janice said. "I wanted to punch him in the face."
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The veteran model was challenged by Cosby's defense attorneys on details about her account — with Janice saying the story that she told in her 2002 autobiography had left out specifics at the advice of her attorneys. She also said that the publisher had been pressured by Cosby's legal team at the time.
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Cosby attorney Tom Mesereau earlier suggested that his client has been targeted by women seeking a financial windfall promised to them by lawyer Gloria Allred. Andrew Wyatt, the spokesman for Cosby, also blasted the alleged victims who came forward. "These women," he said mockingly, "proved that they were here to back up their sister. They got their sister's back."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Bill Cosby's second rape trial in Pennsylvania had the disgraced comic facing down a fellow celebrity — as supermodel Janice Dickinson went up against his defense attorneys with her claims of sexual assault!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Cosby is once again trying to beat the rap on charges of drugging and raping Andrea Constand in 2004. The first trial ended in a hung jury, with only one of Cosby's multiple accusers allowed to offer additional allegations. This time, five women are testifying in addition to Andrea — including the former judge from "America's Next Top Model."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Janice took the stand to recall her allegations from 1982, when she says Cosby drugged and raped her in Lake Tahoe, Calif. She also told the court how she felt betrayed by the once-beloved comic. "Here's a married man," she said. "Father of five kids, on top of me. I was thinking how wrong it was. How very wrong it was."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Janice added that Cosby had flown her to the resort town to talk about her career. She was 27 years old at the time, and looking to break into acting and performing. Other women who've testified in the trial have had similar stories, along with other Cosby accusers. Janice testified: "I didn't fly to Tahoe to have sex with Mr. Cosby."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Instead, said Janice, she was given a "blue pill" by the comic while in his hotel room — which left her "rendered motionless" as Cosby took Polaroid photographs of her. "Shortly after I took the pictures and he finished the conversation," she testified, "he got on top of me. His robe opened up, and he smelled like cigars and espresso and his body odor."
Photo credit: Getty Images
When she regained consciousness the next morning, Janice said, there was semen between her legs — but Cosby denied that any sexual acts had taken place. "I wanted to hit him," Janice said. "I wanted to punch him in the face."
Photo credit: Getty Images
The veteran model was challenged by Cosby's defense attorneys on details about her account — with Janice saying the story that she told in her 2002 autobiography had left out specifics at the advice of her attorneys. She also said that the publisher had been pressured by Cosby's legal team at the time.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Cosby attorney Tom Mesereau earlier suggested that his client has been targeted by women seeking a financial windfall promised to them by lawyer Gloria Allred. Andrew Wyatt, the spokesman for Cosby, also blasted the alleged victims who came forward. "These women," he said mockingly, "proved that they were here to back up their sister. They got their sister's back."
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