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Collaborating with the d.a. the judge allowed only one other cosby accuser to testify in that case. there were dozens of accusers from many years. one was a gloria allred client. she cited that as an issue saying more should have been allowed to testify. what do you think? well, apparently the judge also gave the prosecution a real gift. a witness came forward and said she roomed at temple university with ms. constand and she was ready to contradict some of ms. constand s statements and apparently it was a big win for the prosecution that the defense couldn t call that witness. if that witness is credible and if that witness gets on the stand and with stands cross examination, the case might be over in a retrial. remember the famous menendez case in los angeles years ago. two sons accused of murdering their parents, very sensational case. the first jury hung and in the retrial, the judge changed all the rulings that favored the defense. this judge could change some rulings before a r ....
Attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers? totally unethical. how do i describe many, but not all, general media? blatantly vicious entities that continually disseminated intentional omissions of truths for the primary purpose of greedally selling sensationalism at the expense of a human life. historically people have challenged injustices. i am grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence, which is the rightful way to make a sound decision. ultimately, that is a manifestation of justice based on facts, not lies. as a very special friend once stated, truth can be subdued but not destroyed. wendy, categorize this reaction and what you make of her saying the prosecutor and the judge were in cahoots, that they were trying to convict her husband? i m almost speechless because i mean the guy won a case after ....
Only one other case was mentioned in this trial. afterwards, the prosecutors said that they were going to immediately begin to retry the case, to go forward again with this. here s more of what kevin steele, the d.a., had to say. despite the fact that the jury couldn t come to a verdict in this case, andrea constand and our prior bad acts witness got to face the defendant in court and got to tell what happened to them. too often these types of crimes, sexual assaults, do not get reported, especially cases where a drug has been used in a drug facilitated sexual assault, an intoxicant so the victim does not have a memory of what went on. so we hope that doing this and moving forward in this case ....
Didn t make them herself. she had a spokesperson make them for her. if you re so righteously indignant, you better stand up, stand by your man and make those statements on his behalf. you re hiding behind a spokesperson, you re hiding behind words and i have a serious problem of you making accusations like that. ted, take everything katie has just said in answer to my question and tell me if you think this is going to have any sort of influence on new jurors in the retrial. it could very well have influence on new jurors. try to remember the prosecution in this case did not have any physical evidence, so they were hoping to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt by virtue of constand and their very first witness. their first witness was one that the judge had allowed to come in and testify about the fact that she had been abused. but what you may find is that the judge may allow more women to come forward in a retrial ....
Broad and so negative that that also could be hurtful to him as well. but i think on balance, people want to give a celebrity like him the benefit of the doubt and, therefore, the prosecution has to overcome the celebrity status in a case of this kind. bill cosby is a lot of things, but first and foremost, he s wealthy. secondly, he s a celebrity. third or fourth, he s black. so let s be clear. he is a man of great privilege. and he happens to be a privileged man who is black, but it s irrelevant in a case like this because wealth and celebrity trump everything else. that s part of why he won, there s no doubt about it. your thoughts, thomas? when prosecutors lose, they always blame celebrity. i think it s an overrated concept. in most criminal cases where celebrities are charged, they are convicted, either by way of plea bargain or conviction. they pick when prosecutors lose, get their butts kicked, they start looking at celebrity ....