Bill Cosby Speaks Out 1 Year After Pennsylvania Supreme Court Vacated His Conviction
"After two years and ten months fighting for my life and the truth, one year of freedom home with my family sure looks good on me," Cosby said in an Instagram post.
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"After two years and ten months fighting for my life and the truth, one year of freedom home with my family sure looks good on me," Cosby said in an Instagram post.
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