Two counts? We were holding out on two counts??
I thought we were talking about two c..."
Posted on 06/22/2017 7:38:24 AM PDT by C19fan
In an exclusive interview with ABC News, a juror in the Bill Cosby sexual assault case said that after dozens of hours of grueling deliberations in a tiny room, 10 of the 12 jurors agreed he was guilty on two counts. On a third count, only one of the jurors believed he was guilty.
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It was already reported that the 2 black jurors were NOT the holdouts.
Maybe they were right.
I’m not at all convinced he was anything more than a Hollywood party guy of that era. Everyone forgets, he was a prototype of the Oprah mogul. Acting, producing, and investing wisely. He was the wealthiest black guy in hollywood at that time.
And lo and behold, these innocent sweet tarts came swarming around.
They show up at his house, innocently seeking his “career advice”. They never seem to bring an agent or attorney along. They pop pills, drink wine, have sex, never having a thought that this is a married man. Then a year later when he didn’t make them the next Mrs Cosby, they decide they were raped. One goes to Gloria Allred and then the whore parade all shows up for their one pull on the big money slot machine.
This is a bunch of gold digging if you ask me.
from what i read there was a LOT of reasonable doubt
Two counts? We were holding out on two counts??
I thought we were talking about two c..."
I totally agree
Could be this was a way of shutting his mouth for his public opinions concerning the plight and condition of the current black culture, going against the established rat agenda?
“tensions inside the deliberation room were exacerbated by the size of the room, after the 12 had to be moved from a larger conference room after sheriff’s deputies realized that reporters could see into the room through the window.”
You’d think they could have, I don’t know, shaded the window instead?
In Hollywood, career advice is behind the zipper.
In the first round of voting, all twelve jurors voted not guilty on all three counts.
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