They finally said in open court that Cosby gave exculpatory EVIDENCE (that means proving his innocence) to the former D.A. and that's why he said he wouldn't prosecute Cosby. The attorney for the accuser admitted they didn't want Cosby testifying.
There's strong evidence that the Cosby case will be thrown out and he will go free.
BREAKING NEWS BILL COSBY ACCUSER CONFESSES NOTHING HAPPENED
PHILADELPHIA: Bill Cosby’s lawyers have accused prosecutors of withholding and destroying evidence that they say could have helped the 80-year-old entertainer defend himself against charges at his suburban Philadelphia home in 2004.
Cosby’s lawyers said in court papers Thursday that prosecutors waited until last week to tell them about an interview last year with a former Temple University colleague who said Andrea Constand told her she wasn’t assaulted but could make up allegations to get money.
The lawyers said they learned of the interview with Marguerite Jackson from a prosecutor during a Jan. 17 conference call. Detectives destroyed their notes from the interview, which was conducted before Cosby’s first trial that ended in a hung jury in June, the lawyers said.
Now, Cosby’s lawyers are asking a judge to throw out the case before prosecutors get a chance to retry him in April, saying their actions have deprived Cosby of “any meaningful right to a fair trial.”
