Marguerite Jackson, a former fellow employee of Temple University alongside Bill Cosby's accuser Andrea Constand, was permitted to testify for the defense on Wednesday during the comedian's retrial, after her testimony was blocked from the original 2017 trial. Jackson told the court that she once ...
NORRISTOWN, Pennsylvania (CNN) - Andrea Constand once said she could fabricate sexual assault claims against a high-profile celebrity for financial gain, a key defense witness testified Wednesday in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial. Constand has said she considered Cosby a mentor and he gained ...
Earlier Wednesday, the prosecution called publisher Judith Regan, who worked with prior Cosby accuser Janice Dickinson on three books. Regan testified that Dickinson told her Cosby drugged and raped her, but without corroboration couldn't publish it because of legal concerns. "She was upset, she ...
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Marguerite Jackson, who was an academic adviser at Temple University in Philadelphia when Andrea Constand – Cosby's main accuser - worked there testified that Constand told her she could fabricate sexual assault allegations and then “get that money” from a civil lawsuit. Jackson was not permitted ...
NORRISTOWN, Pennsylvania—This time Marguerite “Margo” Jackson got to testify. Last year, during the first criminal trial of Bill Cosby on three counts of aggravated indecent assault, the longtime Temple employee emerged during the proceedings saying that she had once roomed with Andrea ...
In the aforementioned case, Johnson was responding to an ad on popular gay dating site Adam4Adam — an ad where his would-be accuser was looking to have random raw sex. Was it Johnson's intent to purposefully infect this person? And is the accuser absolved from any wrongdoing even though ...
Jim Wayne, D-Louisville, who filed the ethics complaint, said he was disappointed that the commission did not dig deeper into who paid, in case money was laundered. But Wayne endorsed the commission's Tuesday decision to spare the accuser from testifying by accepting an agreement with Hoover.
The chief accuser in Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial talked about framing a celebrity before going to police with her allegations in 2005, a witness testified Wednesday as the entertainer's lawyers began putting on their defense. Marguerite Jackson, an academic advisor at Temple University, took the ...
(CN) – Calling the sexual assault charges against Bill Cosby a sham, the defense's star witness testified Wednesday that the comedian's chief accuser confided in her years ago about planning to frame a celebrity. Marguerite “Margo” Jackson says she met Constand through Temple University where ...
