Benadryl, quaaludes could have affected Cosby accuser: expert

Bill Cosby's chief accuser could have been made woozy either by the cold and allergy medicine Benadryl or by quaaludes, an expert testified Thursday as the prosecution rested in the comedian's sexual assault retrial. The identity of the pills that Cosby gave Andrea Constand before a 2004 sexual ...

The Latest: Judge rejects Cosby team’s bid for acquittal

A prosecution drug expert is telling jurors that Bill Cosby's chief accuser could have been made woozy by either the cold and allergy medicine Benadryl or by quaaludes. Dr. Timothy Rohrig, a forensic toxicologist, testified at Cosby's sexual assault retrial on Thursday. Andrea Constand says Cosby gave ...

Rape Suspect’s Defense: The Accuser Is ‘300 Pounds’

Lewis' accuser, who also worked at the mall, alleges that Lewis sexually assaulted her after luring her into a secluded stairwell at the mall. Lewis has since pleaded not guilty to charges of forcible rape and rape by a foreign object. When acting as his own lawyer on Thursday, Lewis told Judge Andrew ...

Cosby’s Star Witness Says Accuser Spoke of Plot to Frame

By The Associated Press. The chief accuser at Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial talked about framing a celebrity before going to police with her allegations in 2005, a key defense witness testified April 18 as the TV star's lawyers began putting on their case. Marguerite Jackson, an academic adviser at ...

At trial, experts debate drug Cosby gave to his accuser

It's long been one of the most enduring mysteries of Bill Cosby's sexual assault case: What drug did he give his chief accuser on the night she says he molested her? Cosby has insisted he handed 1 ½ tablets of the over-the-counter cold and allergy medicine Benadryl to Andrea Constand to help her ...