Cosby Hires Investigators To Discredit Rape Accusers
[su_right_ad]Bill Cosby has hired investigators to get dirt on the women accusing him of rape.
The comedian, fighting an onslaught of accusations that he sexually assaulted more than two dozen women over many years, is paying six-figure fees to private investigators for information that might discredit his alleged victims.
Multiple sources confirmed that Cosby, through his Hollywood attorney Martin Singer, is implementing a scorched-earth strategy in which anything negative in his accusers’ pasts is fair game.
At least one Glendale, Calif.-based firm with a half-dozen former LAPD detectives on staff is muckraking for Cosby, a source said.
“If you’re going to say to the world that I did this to you, then the world needs to know, ‘What kind of person are you? Who is this person that’s saying it?’ ” Cosby told his legal and public-relations team at a recent meeting, according to an insider who was present.[su_csky_ad]
MaryJane Mccarthy James December 28th, 2014 at 12:25 pm
A truly innocent man would NEVER want to rape his victims again…HE IS SCUM…
Robert M. Snyder December 29th, 2014 at 12:15 am
That makes absolutely no sense. It’s like saying “Someone who never stole anything would never want to steal again.”.
Carla Akins December 28th, 2014 at 12:51 pm
Delightful. Just when I thought my opinion of him couldn’t get any lower.
FrankenPC . December 28th, 2014 at 1:13 pm
Ha. Ha. His ego, which probably justified his criminal behavior in the past is once again putting him in danger by not shutting the f’k up. His career is over. To the entertainment industry, he’s Chernobyl. He need’s to take a massive dose of Thorazine and STFU.
Mainah December 28th, 2014 at 1:15 pm
“If you’re going to say to the world that I did this to you, then the world needs to know, ‘What kind of person are you? Who is this person that’s saying it?’ ” Cosby told his legal and public-relations team at a recent meeting…”
Um, what? Holy shitballs! I rape you not once, but over and over …. is his plan? That no one in his public relations team has said “You know Bill, this probably isn’t the way to go.” is just jaw dropping. If he’s innocent, as he claims, one would think that using investigators to try to prove the allegations are false would be the way to go. Does he really think throwing mud at women is really going to make people say “Oh, yeah … well she made some shitty life choices so I guess she deserved it?” or … “She had an affair once, must mean it didn’t happen.” or what people are really going to say “Bill, you’re scum. Go turn yourself in.” I’m going with that last one.
debby grant December 28th, 2014 at 1:48 pm
OJ justice
Helen Dixon December 28th, 2014 at 5:03 pm
What would it even matter if it’s found out that “so-and-so” slept with “so-and-so”… blah, blah, blah?! Or if the woman has a less than “pristine” background, or reputation… so what?! This is making Cosby even more despicable, we don’t care about any of that — what we care about is that HE has done wrong to those women, and that he has lied, and that he has cheated on his long suffering, and loyal wife, and we want to know WHY and/or HOW he was able to “let himself” do this over and over again! He should just “fess up” and let the ‘proverbial chips’ fall where they may!
Now, seriously, here is my ‘theory’ of what could have been taking place and that Cosby actually may not have been able to “control himself” if he had this ‘rare condition’ that specifically entails the following: at opportune times, a man with this ‘condition’ will act upon his ‘compulsions’ when simple opportunism is presented, they can’t resist doing what they want, when the woman is before them, and whom he has seen fit to render ‘unconscious’. This falls under the same reason men have spiked women’s drinks since the dawn of the cocktail hour. Another is coercion; the perpetrator is aroused by domination, forcing his sexual will on the target.
I read the following, when I was looking through data on this certain affliction: ~ “This is common enough that we debated whether to include it as a diagnosis in the D.S.M. 5,” psychiatrists’ influential diagnostic manual, said Dr. Michael First, a Columbia psychiatrist and an editorial consultant on the manual. But the idea was shelved, in part because of concerns that doing so would give rapists added recourse in legal cases, he said.
A third and far less common motive is a rare kind of “paraphilia”— an unusual sexual preference that becomes compulsive. “In this case, it’s a preference for unresponsive partners,” Dr. Cantor said.
Psychiatrists generally divide paraphilias into two groups: those focused on objects, like a foot fetish, and those focused on behaviors, like exhibitionism, voyeurism or frottage, arousal from touching or rubbing against a stranger. A preference for unconscious partners falls in the behavior category.
The sex researcher John Money of Johns Hopkins University labeled this “somnophilia,” or sleeping princess syndrome, and described it as a sexual fetish “of the marauding-predatory type in which erotic arousal and facilitation or attainment of orgasm are responsive to and dependent on intruding upon” an unresponsive partner, and sometimes waking the person.
Women who have been drugged sometimes remember fragments of the assault, and sometimes nothing at all. Psychiatrists know virtually nothing about how the urge to drug and rape someone develops, and perpetrators rarely talk about it. The cases are so rare that no one has published a study on the behavior.
Cosby would do well for himself to just confess that he must have been ‘afflicted’ with this condition, in his former years, and therefore was powerless to “control himself” — it is definitely a “sickness” and his previous behavior has shown that he was a “victim of this rare, but serious condition”. This is probably what has been behind these abnormal
acts; it is a sickness led by uncontrollable compulsion, which in no way “excuses” him but at least, it explains how this can occur with some men. __________EOM
tracey marie December 28th, 2014 at 9:10 pm
Dispicable behavior and this proves he is a rapist…I was unsure but now….
Evelyn Radford December 28th, 2014 at 10:44 pm
Agreed, he knows his past conduct is unacceptable. He’s already paid off others.