Tuesday, 23 December 2014

Another lady comes forward and claims Bill Cosby raped her....

McKee, an actress and former Vegas showgirl, joins more than 20 other women who have accused Cosby of rape..She said she partied regularly with Davis’ notorious Rat Pack in the late 1960s and had known Cosby for eight years when the alleged assault took place in the early 70's.According to the Nypost, now 67, she said

“Back then, I was Sammy’s road wife. He had an open marriage, and we were lovers. That’s how it went,He was a buddy. He knew I was Sammy’s girl,”

She said Cosby asked her to get some ribs and then pick him up at his hotel.

“I remember I walked in the door, and he had a robe and cap on. He took the ribs from my hands and just grabbed me,”He spun me around, pulled my panties down, and just took it. We were still standing at the door when he attacked me,”“It was so fast and so shocking and so unbelievable,”To me, there was a different personality involved. He was a different man. It felt like a different person performing that act.”

McKee said she quickly fled to the bathroom to compose herself. Cosby got dressed, and the two shared an icy silence in the elevator down to the lobby, where someone was waiting to escort them to the boat party.

“I never said a word. I was too uncomfortable about it,”“Bill was so rude and cold toward me the rest of the night. I thought, ‘When this boat docks, I'm out of here.’ I just left.”

McKee said she never uttered a peep to Davis about what allegedly happened.

“I didn’t want to put that in Sammy’s head,”

“I was mad at my own self for not saying, ‘What the f---?’ Why didn’t I stop it and get him away from me? But it happened too fast. I was absolutely flabbergasted,”And I had the guilt. I questioned myself, ‘Why did I go there? Why did I bring him those ribs? Maybe he thought that’s what I wanted too?’”I figured, ‘If I don’t think about it, it won’t bother me.’ Of course, with all these women surfacing now, it flushed it out,”It was a rape, but it seemed so strange to call it that. We think of rape as a stranger who attacks you in a parking lot,”