Drug Rape or Witch Hunt? : MeToo Movement, Politics, Bill Cosby Case, TRUE CRIME

In this episode, we chronicle the fall of Bill Cosby — once America’s TV dad — through decades of allegations, court battles, and legal reversals. Dozens of women accused him of sexual assault, alleging a pattern of drugging and predatory behavior. His most high-profile criminal case involved Andrea Constand, who said Cosby gave her pills and wine and assaulted her in his home. After a first trial ended in a mistrial, he was convicted in a retrial and sentenced to prison. But in a dramatic turn, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court later overturned his conviction, ruling that a prior agreement with prosecutors violated his due-process rights — meaning he cannot be retried on those charges. At the same time, civil lawsuits kept coming, and a jury awarded damages to another accuser who said she was assaulted decades earlier. The episode digs into how power, celebrity, and accountability played out in one of the most consequential #MeToo cases of all time.