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Paragraph 3 starts off... “In or about 1974...”

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Forty years ago!

they ccan’t even soecify the YEAR of the event accuratly, let alone the month or day!

So what film was Cosby involved in in Los Angeles around 1974?

The whole point of claiming it was 40 years ago: there are no records or evidence left and nobody remembers that far back. The ONLY way they can get away with these claims is because they’re “trying” the “case” in the “court of public opinion” and using the sheer numbers of the people willing to make these vague claims as their sole reason for anybody to believe the accusations without evidence.

And if we hang a guy with just these vague, late, come-and-go accusations made only at politically-opportune times.... then we deserve to have the same done to us.

The rules of evidence are to protect the innocent and document the credibility of the credible so they can be given proper attention. If we throw all that away in our “gossip”, then we’re pathetic.

There is no evidence that Cosby can use, to defend himself against a crime that doesn’t even have a specific date attached to it. The best he can do is to try to make it so that those who make false accusations will not only NOT get any money from him but will also have to PAY for the fraudulent claims. Hollywood and the political left would still make sure these women are rewarded somehow, but at least if there is a judicial penalty it might make it harder for Hollywood and/or DC to find women willing to do this.

And I suspect that Cosby is realizing that this isn’t just for his legacy, but for ANY Black man (or white, actually, or anybody) who does something successful enough to get him targeted.

The only legal defense he CAN make, then, is to show the corruption in the claims of the women. And this woman claiming that she didn’t know she was injured until now, when she tried to squeeze $250,000 from Cosby in 2005 in return for her silence, is clear perjury. Taints everything she claims, since it is known that she was willing to lie in court documents.