Bill Cosby Admits To Drugging A Woman For Sex

Source: Jonathan Leibson / Getty

Court documents obtained by the Associated Press reveal that Bill Cosby purchased Quaaludes in the 1970s to give to women he intended to have sex with.

Text GOSSIP To 71007

To Get The Hottest Tea Daily!

Reply Help for Help; STOP GOSSIP to Cancel; STOP to End All. Message & Data Rates May Apply. 5 messages/week max.

Cosby made the admission while testifying under oath after former Temple University employee Andrea Constand filed a lawsuit against the famous comedian accusing him of sexual assault in 2005.

He admitted to giving the sedative to at least one woman and “other people.” During testimony, Cosby said he gave Constand three half-pills of Benadryl, not Quaaludes. But two other women, who testified on the victim’s behalf, said they were knowingly given quaaludes.

Cosby settled out of court in 2006. He’s been battling with the Associated Press to block the release of the testimony, which his lawyers said would “embarrass” the 77-year-old.

Cosby, who has been accused by more than two dozen women of rape, drugging and/or sexual assault over the course of four decades, has never been criminally charged.

You can find details of the revealing testimony here.

PHOTO CREDIT: Getty

Bill Cosby Admits To Obtaining Drugs To Give To Women For Sex  was originally published on newsone.com