<p>Morgan Freeman has more going on with his latest costar, Diane Keaton, than with his first wife’s grand daughter.</p>
<p>Morgan Freeman and James Earl Jones would be a great gay couple: imagine the voices!</p>
<p>Did I miss it, or have the young actresses he worked with spoken?</p>
<p>I wouldn’t believe what I read in the ragsheet daily mail, EK. </p>
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<p>Can you link to a reputable source which states he married his step granddaughter? I sure can’t find one.</p>
<p>I think it is really sad that without women coming forward who are as well known as Cosby, that some of us would still be thinking that the accusers were seeking publicity/money.
<a href=“Bill Cosby Drugged Me. This Is My Story. | Vanity Fair”>http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2014/12/bill-cosby-beverly-johnson-story</a></p>
<p>It is sad to read the comments below the article</p>
<p>@saintfan yes those comments are despicable! In my opinion, she is the most believable. She has absolutely nothing to gain. She really was the first Black supermodel, and is very well known. She has no need to seek pictures or fame. </p>
<p>Not all of the women have what I would call “clear cut cases of sexual assault” based on my reading of what CNN published. Certainly the case with the minor (15 I think?) would be sexual assault due to age regardless of other circumstances. And some of the others are like “well, he offered me some pills, and I took them, and then I felt woozy and woke up later with my clothes off”. So do you call that slipping a mickey or just someone taking pills that they don’t know the identity of, and the effects were stronger due to alcohol use or other reasons. And others still were “we started a consensual affair, then as time went on, I felt I had to have sex with him”. That last one did bother me - is that really sexual assault, feeling like since you are in a relationship, you have to have sex with your partner? Then I have a lot of married friends who are sexually assaulted by acquiescing to sex with a husband they don’t love.</p>
<p>By the way, is it clear cut rape in the case of the person unable to consent due to being inebriated, drugged, or unconscious, in every state? And what year was that clarified, or was it always in the law?</p>
<p>My conclusion: he’s a pig with little respect for women, who used his position and power to get laid, and crossed the line more than once into sexual assault/rape. As for being married and this going on, I don’t put much value on marriage because it is a government institution, so that is immaterial to me, they could have had an open relationship and then she could have changed her mind. If I found out my spouse was that kind of pig, I would make sure my kids were provided for, perhaps get something to get an education if I didn’t have one or to carry me over until I was back in the workforce, but I wouldn’t fleece him.</p>
<p>Lots of folks over the years, certainly including actors and actresses, have had evidence brought forth that they are pigs with no concern for other human beings. I don’t think Bill Cosby is special in this regard, but if his M.O. was usually legal but crossed into rape several times, he should be arrested and tried. SIngly, for each case, not as a group by the media.</p>
<p>Trial by media is disgusting too though, and I don’t understand why all of this is coming out now, like a bandwagon. I can agree that all of the women were taken advantage of, but I can visualize anyone who has had an affair with him now comparing notes with the others who have published accounts.</p>
<p>Sad all around. </p>
<p>What also bothers me is why did he feel the need to drug women? He couldve slept with any number of women, and they wouldve been happy to do so. Its almost like some sick mental disorder, where he would only sleep with drugged women. I just dont get it. At any rate, he is done. He may as well live out his last years in the shadows. I dont totally believe all of the women, but I believe enough of them to believe their stories.</p>
<p>She does not say that he sexually assaulted her she says that he drugged her and when she stood her ground (being a woman of the world) he threw her in a cab and sent her home. Had she become completely incapacitated before creating a fuss she feels that she would have been sexually assaulted. Several women have a similar story of being unceremoniously thrown out when they struggled or challenged him.</p>
<p>Beverly Johnson hadn’t been drinking or on drugs so the drink Cosby allegedly gave her wasn’t enough to knock her out. Something tells me there will be more women coming out to expose Cosby and other men who drugged them and then raped them. </p>
<p>There should be one or two new biographies of Cosby out by next Christmas tying all of these accusations together.</p>
<p>I agree with you Saintfan. I was on the fence a bit before, but Beverly Johnson is no pushover and has nothing to gain from fabricating such a story. As far as I know she has never been scandalized. Far from it. We’ve admired her from afar for years. The major question in my mind now is…is Mrs. Camille Cosby a ‘Stepford Wife?’</p>
<p>Incidentally, I thought the CBS TV interviewer who questioned B. Johnson was horrible. He tried to sensationalize the teeniest salacious details without getting deeper into her story. She showed way more class than he did.</p>
<p>Another thing that concerns me is the apparent lack of hesitation about drugging these women.
For Ms Johnson to be strongly affected after small sips, sounds like the dose & drug were quite strong.
It’s a wonder he hadn’t killed anyone. Or has he?</p>
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<p>Could be. Or maybe she was too busy raising their children. </p>
<p>It may have been easier back then for a man in Cosby’s position to hide things from his wife. Did he have a history of being a jerk to her? Or was he leading a “double life” of being the “nice husband” doing bad stuff elsewhere? </p>
<p>Think of the wife of the BTK killer. She truly had no idea her H was doing those things over many, many, many years. (I’m not saying that Cosby’s actions are equal to that of the BTK killer.)</p>
<p>Until we know if she was aware of this nonsense and horror, I will think of her as another victim. </p>
<p>the Washington Post published virtually the same story as the Daily Mail one that you didn’t like Jym.
Carla Ferrigno is confident that Camille was aware what was happening.
<a href=“http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/11/21/two-new-cosby-accusers-emerge-including-former-playboy-bunny-carla-ferrigno/”>http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/11/21/two-new-cosby-accusers-emerge-including-former-playboy-bunny-carla-ferrigno/</a></p>
<p>Would Cosby have needed a dealer to get these drugs? I expect one day we’ll see one of those interviews with the computer changed voice and the pixelated face from someone claiming to be Cosby’s supplier.</p>
<p>Rohypnol is sold in Europe and Latin America as a sleeping aid.</p>
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<p>What is the evidence that Camille knew what was going on? Maybe she did, but I am wondering what the evidence is. Is there just an assumption that “she had to have known otherwise she’s an idiot”? or what?</p>
<p>I think it was more that she disappeared at a convienent time.
If my husband was flirting with young gorgeous women, I doubt if I would have just went to bed.
Of course every marriage is different.</p>