Bill Cosby Quaalude Revelation: What’s Wrong Here?

by Ted Rall
1 min read
A 2005 deposition by Bill Cosby proves that he admitted 10 years using Quaadludes to drug young women in order to get them to have sex with him. But his lawyers suppressed this document. Now that it's out, think about all the women whose stories weren't believed while he continued to deny their claims What's wrong with the system?
Written by Ted Rall

A 2005 deposition reveals that Bill Cosby admitted to using Quaaludes to drug women. Here’s Ted Rall on the Bill Cosby Quaadlude revelation. Cartoon.

aNewDomain — A 2005 deposition shows Bill Cosby admitted 10 years ago to using Quaaludes to drug young women in order to have sex with them. But his lawyers suppressed this document. Now that the Bill Cosby Quaadlude revelation is out, think about all the women whose stories weren’t believed while Bill Cosby continued to deny their claims. What’s wrong with the system?

A 2005 deposition by Bill Cosby proves that he admitted 10 years using Quaadludes to drug young women in order to get them to have sex with him. But his lawyers suppressed this document. Now that it's out, think about all the women whose stories weren't believed while he continued to deny their claims What's wrong with the system?
Bill Cosby Quaalude cartoon: Ted Rall for aNewDomain

For aNewDomain, I’m Ted Rall.

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