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[chickenbutt]

I wonder if people tend to be more suspicious when the accused is an actor by trade.  I'm thinking that one, if one is a decent enough actor, act any kind of way they want to act.  

I didn't see this particular footage, so I don't speak to that specifically.  It's just something that always comes to mind for me when an actor is a defendant.

[Bestdressed]

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@Q4u wrote:

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@croemer wrote:

If he did these crimes...and it appears he did...he belongs in jail. Maybe this trial will be the beginning. I was so disappointed when I read all the claims...The Cosby Show was wonderful.

For the life of me I can not understand how his wife stays in the marriage...even she must by now have questions?

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That's also a huge disappointment IMHO and makes her culpable as she ignored what was going on and I believe at some point EARLY ON she knew that something outside of her marriage was happening .....and still she stayed in the marriage.   Why?  To continue her own lifestyle.  I don't believe for a minute that she is only just finding all this stuff out.......

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His wife is just as strange as BC.  She always has this wide grin of her face, and wants to appear oblivious as to what is going on around her. She might be a better actress, then BC as an actor... or is she just not all there?

[brii]

I'm sure she turned a blind eye to all of his behavior. 

I'd be very surprised if she had no idea this was going on for so long.

[jackthebear]

My opinion Cosby thought he was untouchable AFA an indictment or anything, so even this is a something of not "justice" but a recognition of a wrong doing.

I don't think it will go to trial, but you never know, I bet he thinks he has done nothing.

[goldensrbest]

Why are people comparing the murders of ron goldman,and nicole, to cosby ? Those people were brutally killed.

[jackthebear]

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@Plaid Pants2 wrote:

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@bebe777 wrote:

Ron Goldman's son is dead, and no amount of money will bring him back. 

OJ Simpson is in jail now. He's been deprived of his freedom and liberty. He's no longer in charge of his own destiny. And he's been shown up for the thug that he really is.

I thought that was the point. 

-- bebe 

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So, if your loved one was brutally slaughtered, and you won a judgement against the murderer, for $50 million dollars in a civil suit, you wouldn't try to collect on that judgment, especially if the murderer had that kind of money?

Yeah, right.

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Don't know, the money will never bring your child back, and the vengance associated with lawsuit will just eat you up. Very hard to predict how anyone would act

[jackthebear]

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@Noel7 wrote:

The film from today and the report from the eyewitness reporter suggest there is something wrong with him imo.  As if he is not quite all there.

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Don't forget he IS an actor

[Preds]

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@brii wrote:

I'm sure she turned a blind eye to all of his behavior. 

I'd be very surprised if she had no idea this was going on for so long.

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She knew and she didn't care as long as she got what she wanted.  That's my view only, but she came out more powerful than him by helping to "make" him.  She wasn't going to give that up for anything.  She is an educated woman that used that knowledge to "work it".  He used women and she used him.  Now they will figure out a way to get him out of this mess and again it will be under her control because he will have to appear unable to see, understand, hear, etc.  She'll probably have him in a nursing facility before they ever go to court.

[Vickiv]

It's about time they nail this jerk!!

[Noel7]

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@jackthebear wrote:

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@Noel7 wrote:

The film from today and the report from the eyewitness reporter suggest there is something wrong with him imo.  As if he is not quite all there.

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Don't forget he IS an actor

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And a sociopath.