Among the 12 women expected to participate in Thursday night’s special, we only know of three: Beverly Johnson, actress Louisa Moritz, and publicist Joan Tarshis.
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Finally, there is some good news for Bill Cosby: one of his almost 50 accusers is saying that she forgives him.
“It’s something I did not go there for; I did not initiate that action”, Leslie said. The show will also touch on how Buress’ stand-up set triggered reactions in the internet, and how Cosby has handled the accusations hurled against him. During the special, the women will tell their stories, why they felt the need to come forward and how they’ve been dealing with the backlash from not only Cosby, but public opinion.
“This type of thing usually happens with someone you know”. It was such a huge sense of betrayal for me. The women have spoken out in various interviews, including the now-iconic New York Magazine cover story that photographed and printed 35 women’s accounts with the disgraced actor.
Cosby, 78, has not spoken publicly about the accusations. He has denied some of the claims.
LOS ANGELES (AP) – More than a dozen of Bill Cosby’s accusers will have their say in a TV special.
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Judy Huth, 57, was able to bring her lawsuit because she was a minor at the time and says she did not understand the emotional impact of the incident until recently.
