Bill Cosby Set Up Tuition Fund For One Of His Victims, Asked Her To Maintain 3.0 GPA

Bill Cosby’s 2005 deposition reportedly reveal that he bought drugs with the intention to have sex with girls he liked. The documents also reveal that the actor offered tuition money to a woman -- with whom he had sex -- as long as she maintained a 3.0 GPA.

Judge Eduardo C. Robreno recently released 16 documents related to a case where a former Temple University employee accused Cosby of drugging and then sexually assaulting her. According to the documents, Cosby confessed that he bought prescription drugs to give it to the women he wanted to have sex with.

In addition, during the deposition, according to E Online, Cosby admitted that he established a tuition fund through the plaintiff’s mother. According to the documents, Cosby set some terms for the fund. Apparently, he asked the victim to prove that she was really studying well at the said university, and as proof he expected her to show that she was constantly getting grades not lower than 3.0 GPA. Cosby allegedly set the fund so that the mother of the plaintiff would not “extort or embarrass” him.

Before the documents were unsealed and revealed by Associated Press to the public, Cosby’s camp had fought hard to ensure the documents were not released . Cosby’s lawyer said that the documents should not be made accessible to the public as it contained a lot of personal details about the legendary comedian and might prejudice the jury.

Meanwhile, Janice Dickinson, who has been most vocal against Cosby as one of his alleged victims, told Entertainment Tonight that the released court documents do not make her happy. "Until each and everyone one of the women that have accused Bill Cosby along with myself and a few others that have personally reached out to me that will not come forward due to character victimization -- I would like an apology for each and everyone one of us in order for my soul to feel," she said. "I don't feel any 'hip-hop hoorays.'"

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