According to a charge evaluation sheet, prosecutors think neither of the two allegations could have resulted in charges within the statute of limitations.
The accusers, listed as Jane Does No. 1 and No. 2, had accused Cosby of sexual assault.
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“We are satisfied that the Los Angeles DA’s office fully and fairly evaluated all the facts and evidence, and came to the right conclusion,” said Chris Tayback, a lawyer for Cosby.
“We recognize that the bar for criminal prosecution, which is proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, is extremely high,” he said. “We nonetheless commend the efforts of the LAPD and the District Attorney’s Office with respect to their criminal investigation.”
Investigators learned Cosby was in New York the weekend of the event at which the woman said Cosby assaulted her. He attended only one party at the Playboy Mansion that year and it was in February, the charge evaluation sheet said.
Seems that at least one of the Cosby accusers lied. How many more jumped on the “let’s accuse Bill Cosby” bandwagon? This is why people are found innocent or guilty in a court of law, not the court of public opinion.
And yet now a Congressman has now advocated that, without Cosby having yet had his day in court, that the highest award the comedian has ever received should be stripped from him…
Arizona congressman Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) will introduce legislation to revoke embattled comedian Bill Cosby’s Presidential Medal of Freedom this week. Why not wait until he’s been tried. And NOT just by the media…
The legislation would revoke Bill Cosby’s Medal of Freedom as a result of Cosby’s admissions in 2005 about an alleged sexual assault that took place more than ten years ago.
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