Members of the jury at a common preliminary found Tuesday that Bill Cosby physically manhandled a 16-year-old young lady at the Playboy Mansion in 1975.
The Los Angeles County jury conveyed the decision for Judy Huth, who is presently 64, and granted her $500,000.
“It’s tormenting,” Huth said of the seven-year lawful battle. “To be torn apart, you know, blamed and upheld over.
Members of the jury found that Cosby deliberately caused unsafe sexual contact with Huth, that he sensibly accepted she was under 18, and that his lead was driven by unnatural or unusual sexual interest in a minor.
The members of the jury’s choice is a significant legitimate loss for the 84-year-old performer once hailed as America’s father.
Huth’s claim was one of the final lawful cases against him after his backup plan settled numerous others despite his desire to the contrary.
Cosby didn’t go to the preliminary or affirm face to face, however short clasps from 2015 video testimony were played for attendants, in which he denied any sexual contact with Huth.
Cosby representative Andrew Wyatt said they would pursue the decision and he asserted the protection won because Huth didn’t win correctional harm.
Outside court, a gathering of four ladies who said they addressed many of Cosby’s sexual maltreatment casualties commended the decision.
“He’s a boogeyman, he’s a sexual stalker, he’s a degenerate,” Lasha said. “He’s awful. It’s another triumph. I came here to stay with Judy.