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Bill Cosby free

whippoorwill Jun 30 2021 02:32 PM

Kinda surprised

Frayed Knot Jun 30 2021 04:56 PM Re: Bill Cosby free

Well it's not like anyone decided he had served a sufficient amount of time. His conviction was overturned by the PA Supreme Court due to prosecutorial overreach.

Chad ochoseis Jun 30 2021 05:10 PM Re: Bill Cosby free

As it sounds like it should have been. Assholes deserve due process, too.

Fman99 Jun 30 2021 08:45 PM Re: Bill Cosby free

I'm worried that he's going to show up at my house with roofies and a big rubber dingus. Better check those locks, I guess.

MFS62 Jul 01 2021 07:23 AM Re: Bill Cosby free

Bill Cosby was set free because a deal made with an attorney who later defended Trump. Bill Cosby's 2018 sexual-assault conviction was thrown out by Pennsylvania's highest court on Wednesday, and Cosby was released from prison shortly after. The ruling was the product of a deal Cosby had made with a district attorney in 2005 in which the prosecutor promised Cosby he wouldn't be charged in a case involving Andrea Constand, a former Temple University employee who accused Cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2004. That prosecutor - Bruce Castor, then the Montgomery County district attorney - made headlines this year when he represented former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial. https://news.yahoo.com/bill-cosby-set-free-because-174710169.html (business Insider via Yahoo news. No hidden links) The attorney must like to defend sexual predators. Later