Bill Cosby’s ‘Three Blue Pills’ — Sex Assault Victim Tells All

Bill Cosby's victim Andrea Constand is going public with her tale of being sexually assaulted by the creepy comic — giving her first television interviews after originally revealing the secrets of the sick attack to The National ENQUIRER!

With the disgraced comic now awaiting sentencing, Andrea has sat down with NBC's "Deadline" to reveal new details of the night in January 2004 that the Temple University employee visited Cosby at his Pennsylvania mansion. In footage premiering on "Today," Andrea recalled Cosby offering her pills to relax.

"He had three blue pills in his hand and he put his hand out,' she recalled. "I said, 'What are those?' He said, "They'll help you relax," adding that the pills were her "friends." Andrea also told The ENQUIRER that Cosby was soon pressuring her to take the pills with alcohol, saying he told her: “Down them. Put ’em down. Put them in your mouth. Taste the wine. Just taste the wine!”

NBC also revealed that Andrea will be backed up on "Dateline" by other women who also claim Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted them over decades of being a sex creep. The NBC special will have interviews with Lise-Lotte Lublin, Janice Baker-Kinney, Chelan Lasha and Heidi Thomas — all of whom testified during the bombshell 2018 trial that now has 80-year-old Cosby facing a sentence of up to 30 years in prison!