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May 2, 2018
Cosby’s Spectacular Downfall
C ontinued from P age 2
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The verdict came after a two-
week retrial in which prosecutors
put five other women on the stand
who testified that Cosby, married
for 54 years, drugged and violated
them, too. One of those women
asked him through her tears, “You
remember, don’t you, Mr. Cos-
by?”
The panel of seven men and
five women reached a verdict af-
ter deliberating 14 hours over two
days, vindicating prosecutors’ de-
cision to retry Cosby after his first
trial ended with a hung jury less
than a year ago.
Cosby could get up to 10 years
in prison on each of the three
counts of aggravated indecent as-
sault. He is likely to get less than
that under state sentencing guide-
lines, but given his age, even a
modest term could mean he will
die behind bars.
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