‘Cosby admitted to using fame, money, drugs to lure women’

US comedian Bill Cosby admitted that he offered mentorship and money to women he had sex with, according to court documents cited in the New York Times.
Cosby used his combination of fame, concern and sedatives to pursue young women, reveals a 2005 deposition in a lawsuit filed by former Temple University employee Andrea Constand, who accused the comedian of drugging and molesting her.In the deposition, obtained by the newspaper, Cosby portrayed himself as a skillful playboy, who claimed he was good in picking up the nonverbal cues that signal a woman’s consent.
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“I think I’m a pretty decent reader of people and their emotions in these romantic sexual things, whatever you want to call them,” he had said during the questioning.
The comedian claimed that he acted as a mentor to Constand and wooed her by “inviting her to my house, talking to her about personal situations dealing with her life, growth, education.” The comedian, 78, also described going at length to hide his behavior from wife Camille such as blocking a magazine article to avoid publicity and funneling money to one woman through his agent so “Mrs Cosby” wouldn’t find out.
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