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“In hindsight, it was a stupid thing to do," one witness said about allegedly taking pills offered by Cosby. "But at that time I thought, well, if Bill Cosby says it’s OK, it must be alright to take these."
April 11, 2018 at 07:01 PM
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Jurors continued to hear testimony Wednesday from women who have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault at the comedian’s retrial—though not yet the woman whose allegations are behind the criminal charges against him.
Pressed by Cosby’s attorney Wednesday about her delay in coming forward about her sexual assault allegations, one of his accusers seemed to allude to the #MeToo movement and its effect on her.
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