Bill Cosby Arrived Without Wife For Prison Sentencing

Bill Cosby arrived for sentencing in a Pennsylvania courtroom after being found guilty of sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004 — without his wife Camille at his side! Instead, the disgraced comic entered a courtroom packed with at least 20 women who’ve also accused the disgraced comic of drugging and sexually assaulting them over the decades. While Cosby has faced a series of lawsuits from women who’ve come forward in recent years, the once-beloved entertainer was able to dodge criminal charges because of various statues of limitations. But crusading D.A. Kevin Steele had won election in Pennsylvania on his promise to prosecute Cosby over the Constand case. As a result, protesters outside the courthouse are celebrating Cosby’s humiliation as “America’s First #MeToo Conviction,” citing the new showbiz movement to name and shame Hollywood’s most notorious sexual predators!

Bill Cosby Arrived Without Wife For Prison Sentencing

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Cosby is also facing the possible humiliation of Judge Steven T. O'Neill allowing a series of victim impact statements by women who've previously accused the comic of sexual assault. The judge recently said that he’s not leaning towards allowing claims of “uncharged conduct” during Cosby’s sentencing.

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Insiders at the trial, however, tell The National ENQUIRER that O'Neill is considering allowing victim impact statements after oral arguments over Cosby being assessed as a “sexually violent predator.” 

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The accusers waiting in court include supermodel Janice Dickinson, who testified earlier about her own claim of sexual assault by Cosby during the comic's trial in April. That case ended in a jury finding Cosby guilty for the sexual assault of Constand. An earlier trial had ended in June 2017 with a hung jury.

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Cosby is also facing the possible humiliation of Judge Steven T. O'Neill allowing a series of victim impact statements by women who've previously accused the comic of sexual assault. The judge recently said that he’s not leaning towards allowing claims of “uncharged conduct” during Cosby’s sentencing.

Photo credit: Getty Images

Insiders at the trial, however, tell The National ENQUIRER that O'Neill is considering allowing victim impact statements after oral arguments over Cosby being assessed as a “sexually violent predator.” 

Photo credit: Getty Images

The accusers waiting in court include supermodel Janice Dickinson, who testified earlier about her own claim of sexual assault by Cosby during the comic's trial in April. That case ended in a jury finding Cosby guilty for the sexual assault of Constand. An earlier trial had ended in June 2017 with a hung jury.

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