I Never Admitted Drugging Women For Sex – Bill Cosby

I Never Admitted Drugging Women For Sex – Bill Cosby
NORRISTOWN, PA - SEPTEMBER 24: Actor and comedian Bill Cosby returns to the courtroom after a break with his spokesman Andrew Wyatt at the Montgomery County Courthouse, during his sexual assault trial sentencing in Norristown, Pennsylvania, U.S. September 24, 2018. (Photo by David Maialetti-Pool/Getty Images)
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American comedian and actor, Bill Cosby has issued another statement following his release from prison last week.

Africa Daily News, New York recalls that Cosby was released days ago after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned his sexual assault conviction, ruling that the comedian could not be prosecuted for the same crime again.

Cosby, took to his Twitter page denying both ‘non-consensual’ sex and ‘drugging’ women in a thread.

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He accused the media of sharing fake reports and taking his words out of context.

His tweets read: ‘In response to the rhetoric that the media keeps pushing, Bill Cosby never admitted in his deposition testimony, or anywhere else, to non-consensual sexual contact with any woman and/or the drugging of anyone.’

Cosby restated his innocence while adding that he has never admitted to spiking drinks, as the media reported.

‘Cosby has never admitted to spiking drinks, as the media would like you to believe. He has steadfastly maintained his innocence, before and after being falsely convicted of aggravated indecent assault,’ the statement read.

He further warned the media against misleading the public about his case.

‘Mainstream media has irresponsibly, egregiously, and inexcusably misled the public with out-of-context coverage regarding Bill Cosby’s deposition testimony. This shall serve as a grave reminder of the consequences that come with lying to the American people to satisfy an agenda,’ the statement added.

AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK

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