candidates out there in the primaries, running against mitch mcconnell and the washington establishment. that s an ad on don blankship, he s running for senator in west virginia. he is a very controversial figure, he got out of prison a year ago, he was a coal mining executive, there was a terrible tragedy there. now he s running for the senate, he s drawing a very convoluted connection there, trying to connect mitch mcconnell, his wife s family s business to cocaine. mitch mcconnell, republicans in west virginia they do not want blankenship running in west virginia. mcconnell is pulling out all stops to keep blank ship from getting this nomination.
it s june 2016, 20 years since the murder. richard rosario has been out of prison for just over two months now and i have come to florida to visit him and his family. within 24 hours of getting out of prison a couple months ago, richard came down here to florida to live with his wife, minerva and his kids amanda and richard jr. even though rosario s conviction was thrown out, there is still a criminal case pending against him. i want to know what life has been like for rosario and how he s adjusting after spending two decades in a maximum security prison. he meets me outside the condo where the rosarios are now living. first of all, this is quite a picture, right, of the four of you sitting together. yep. i catch up with the family in their kitchen. first, can you describe what it s like to be in a cell for 20 years, then come home?
it s june 2016, 20 years since the murder. richard rosario has been out of prison for just over two months now and i have come to florida to visit him and his family. within 24 hours of getting out of prison a couple months ago, richard came down here to florida to live with his wife, minerva and his kids amanda and richard jr. even though rosario s conviction was thrown out, there is still a criminal case pending against him. i want to know what life has been like for rosario and how he s adjusting after spending two decades in a maximum security prison. he meets me outside the condo where the rosarios are now living. first of all, this is quite a picture, right, of the four of you sitting together. yep. i catch up with the family in their kitchen. first, can you describe what it s like to be in a cell for 20
this. we did not know what had happened to us. but the mention of drugs does raise questions. how can you be sure if you were out of it? how can you be sure what happened? if you know anything about your mind, you know. you know something is not quite right and you wake up with no clothes on, you know that you not at the beach. okay? and you don t say anything to anybody because who s going to believe you? that s right. there is another reason lilly bernard said she didn t report bill cosby. she said she was afraid of what he would do to her if she did. when i confronted him about it and told him that i would call the police, he told me that as soon as i left the police station he would go to the police station and file a police report against me for false accusation and defamation and who are they going to believe? i m going to make sure you end up in prison a very long time. cosby s attorneys have not
this. we did not know what had happened to us. but the mention of drugs does raise questions. how can you be sure if you were out of it? how can you be sure what happened? if you know anything about your mind, you know. you know something is not quite right and you wake up with no clothes on, you know that you not at the beach. okay? and you don t say anything to anybody because who s going to believe you? that s right. there is another reason lilly bernard said she didn t report bill cosby. she said she was afraid of what he would do to her if she did. when i confronted him about it and told him that i would call the police, he told me that as soon as i left the police station he would go to the police station and file a police report against me for false accusation and defamation and who are they going to believe? i m going to make sure you end up in prison a very long time.