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Chasing Cosby
Los Angeles Times
Seeking Justice | 5
FEB 4, 202033 MIN
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Description
There are 63 women accusing Bill Cosby of assault or attempted assault when the district attorney decides to reopen the case. There’s also a growing movement underway, with many of the survivors joining forces to change the statute of limitations laws in their respective states.

