The court ordered another deposition from Bill Cosby regarding Janice Dickinson's new lawsuit against him. News that he sexually attacked his nanny blew up and Beverly Johnson, one of his accusers, set to give an interview on KESQ News.
It's been a year since women after women started accusing renowned now infamous award-winning actor, comedian and producer, Bill Cosby, of allegedly raping, drugging and sexually harassing them sometime near or way out in the past. One of those women is Janice Dickinson, a former model. But according to Business Insider, this deposition is not for the sexual harrassment anymore. This is for the defamation case that she filed recently because Cosby and former lawyer Marty Singer, called her a liar for her acussation that Cosby drugged and raped her at a hotel in Lake Tahoe in 1982. The deposition is set on November 25.
In another angle, Bill Cosby is facing yet another accusation. This time, for sexually attacking their children's nanny. An article published by Radar states that the information came straight from his daughter, Ensa who told a friend whilst seeking treatment for substance abuse at a rehabilitation facility. It was said that the sexual assault happened circa 1997 and that the comedian's wife, Camille, had to pay the nanny to keep quiet. Radar's source underwent and passed a polygraph test to prove their credibility.
Another story surrounding Bill Cosby's scandal is Beverly Johnson, who is one of the 55 women accusing Bill Cosby of sexual harassment. After publicly stating that Bill Cosby inspired a chapter in her new book, she's now set to do an interview with KESQ News on Monday, November 9 to talk about her story, the horrible experience she had getting drugged, molested and her road to recovery.
In general, Bill Cosby's chances of getting through all of these allegations are wearing thinner by the second since Pennsylvania voters elected a new prosecutor. Kevin Steele won as Montgomery County's new district attorney and has promised to review a 2005 case aganst Cosby.
Thousands of people are following this story for over a year now in all hopes that even if the accused is a man loved by millions and has a wonderful legacy, he's done terrible things to women, including taking their innocence and hope for life. Everyone is hoping that justice must be served to whom justice is due.
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