Yes. He is innocent, because s/he (Constand) is most certainly guilty.
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Montgomery County prosecutor Bruce Castor didn’t think that there was enough evidence to get a criminal conviction of Cosby so cut a deal with him not to prosecute if Cosby would give a deposition the civil suit brought against him by Constand.
During that deposition, Cosby made incriminating statements that Castor’s successor, Kevin R. Steele, used to charge Cosby in 2015.
Believing he had immunity from criminal prosecution, Cosby testified during four days of depositions by Constand’s attorneys, and the civil lawsuit was settled for more than $3 million in 2006.
Do you think that makes him innocent?
Yes. He is innocent, because s/he (Constand) is most certainly guilty.