Ex-NBC Employee Guarded Rooms and Signed Money Orders for Victims

This is the bombshell!!...A former NBC employee and Bill Cosby confidante has claimed to the New York Daily News that he acted as a cover-up for the comedian as he slept with women and paid them off.



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Former Playboy Bunny Says Cosby Cornered her While His Wife and Kids in another Room

We almost feel like his wife knew these things and that he can what he wants when other women are around.  There's no excuse for any man to take advantage of a woman so we had to tell this one too. It's the fact that Cosby seems to have had so much inappropriate contact with so many alleged women...The now 59 year old Sarita Butterfield, and a former Playboy bunny who lives in the Bronx, said the married Cosby came on to her in his Massachusetts home with his wife and their five kids in the house.



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Brooklyn Club Manager Says Cosby Gave Her a Quaalude

She says she took the pill, blacked out, and the next thing she knew she was nude in bed in Cosby's suite with one of his friends -- a guy who had unsuccessfully tried hitting on her earlier in the evening.



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Judge Joe Brown arrested on contempt of court charges

Former TV judge, Judge Joe Brown was jailed on a contempt of court charge issued by a Tennessee juvenile judge Monday, according to a court spokesman.

The 66 year old Judge Joe Brown was sentenced to five days in jail after he became “pretty raucous” and “challenged the authority” of Magistrate Harold Horne, another judge told CNN. He was later released on his own recognizance, CNN Memphis affiliate WMC-TV reported, citing the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office.



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