Jury Slips Conviction Into Cosby Verdict

Today a jury found “America’s Dad”, Bill Cosby, guilty of three counts of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman who was a Temple University employee whom he’d mentored at this home 14 years ago.

The three counts — penetration with lack of consent, penetration while unconscious, and penetration after administering an intoxicant — are felonies, each punishable by up to 10 years in state prison, though the sentences could be served concurrently.

Cosby’s cavalier “Zippity zop mix a quaalude with the pudding pop” attitude finally caught up with him.  He stands convicted and his career is deservedly in shambles.  He faces 30 years in prison but will likely only serve two to five years due to his advanced age.

Immediately following news of the verdict, Bounce TV announced it was immediately pulling “The Cosby Show” from its network entirely.  The network was founded by African American activists Andrew Young and Martin Luther King III.

Here’s Bill Cosby taking about why people go to prison at the end of a Fat Albert episode in the 80s... pic.twitter.com/4jD5obkRsS

— Jesse McLaren (@McJesse) April 26, 2018

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There’s Always Room For Comey

Bill Cosby, the guy who became known as “America’s Dad” for his role as Dr. Cliff Huxtable in the popular 1980s TV sitcom The Cosby Show, is no longer the funny man who felt like family to so many viewers.

The now infamous Cosby has been accused of preying on upwards of 58 women by sedating them and rendering them incapable of resisting his sexual assaults.

His sitcom celebrity won him a contract with Kraft Foods the maker Jello™ Pudding Pops.  When Cosby was accused of sexual misconduct the company took steps to rebrand the product.

“The first step is to rebrand Pudding Pops,” said Product Manager Katharine Parkinson. “The shape and color of some of our Pudding Pops have taken on negative associations through no fault of our own,” she stressed. “We don’t want people to think of Bill Cosby when they put a Pudding Pop into their mouths, or the mouths of their children. Unfortunately, our chocolate Pop is too suggestive of the very acts Bill Cosby is being accused of committing.  We’re protecting a wholesome, cherished treat enjoyed by millions of people around the world.”

Reuters News Service reported the other day Cosby’s homeowner’s insurance company; American International Group (AIG) must defend him against three civil defamation lawsuits in Massachusetts.

AIG had sought declarations that Cosby's policies excused it from defending and indemnifying him against personal injury claims "arising out of" sexual misconduct, as distinct from personal injury claims such as defamation.

The women had alleged that Cosby harmed their reputations, including through his representatives, by calling them liars after they publicized their allegations.

Because Hillary Clinton eluded prosecution from FBI Director James Comey for her misuse of classified emails, Cosby asked his judge for Hillary’s attorney.

NOTE FROM OUR ATTORNEY:  The last paragraph is untrue but wouldn’t surprise any of us now would it?