The shameful television legend Bill Cosby, who was released from prison last year after the conviction of sexual assault was overturned, was newly discovered. I thanked the executives for their freedom, likening it to Juneteens' new video show.
Cosby, 84, was sentenced to more than two years in a Pennsylvania prison after being convicted of assaulting Andrea Constant at his home on the outskirts of Philadelphia in 2004. Was bright and curious when released on June 30, 2021.
"Thank you, and thank everyone there," Cosby told police officers who escorted him to a waiting car driven by spokeswoman Andrew Wyatt.
Former star of The Cosby Show went to Wyatt after Pennsylvania's bestdecided that a decades-old agreement with the prosecutor should have protected him from criminal accusations. Asked for the latest news reports on his case. ..
"Well, it's starting to hit," Cosby said in a video show when asked how he felt. "I was in bed, in bed, they opened the door-because it was 1 o'clock-and about four or five guys said," Bill, go out and you go home. I shouted.
Cosby then said, "I said, what's that, Juneteenth?"
The fallen weirdo said he applauded when other prisoners, including murderers, rapists, bank robbers, and "wife beaters" were taken out.
Wyatt later "unbelievable" that the judge overturned his conviction of three counts of exacerbated sexual assault. Cosby was sentenced to three to ten years in prison. Meanwhile, Cosby was sitting in the passenger seat behind the bar, praising the end of his time, a video show.
"No more violent sex offenders," Cosby said. "I'm a free man, right?"
Cosby told the media that he "made a lot of money" from his case before saying he needed to go to Elkinspark's house to rest. The video shows that he blamed him.
"My heart is just happy," Cosby told Wyatt.
The third clip shows Cosby and Wyatt laughing as the actor holds a sign of peace at his home waiting for reporters and police officers. ..
"Are we going back?" Cosby asked and urged Wyatt to say no. "Oh boy."
Then, when he pulled up, the man welcomed Cosby home, the video shows.
A new clip was released a few days after a California jury discovered that Csby had sexually abused a teenage girl at the Playboy Mansion in 1975. The victim, Judy Huth, now 64, was awarded $ 500,000.
Meanwhile, Wyatt said Post Cosby will file an appeal.
"Mr. Cosby can continue to remain innocent, fight vigorously against these false accusations, and return to bringing happiness, joy, and the pursuit of laughter to the world," Wyatt said in a statement. Said in.
Cosby alsoPost your own photo He looked good while telling his 87,000 followers "one year of freedom" on Instagram Wednesday.
"At least that's what my wife says," Cosby wrote.
