Another Lady Claims Bill Cosby Drugged & Raped Her When She Was 15

A former Bill Cosby co-star has become the latest woman to make sexual
assault allegations against the comedian, claiming he drugged her and
sexually assaulted her when she was a 15-year-old aspiring actress.

Renita Chaney Hill, according to DailyMail, appeared alongside Bill
Cosby in his children's educational show Picture Pages. and she says
the pair had a relationship for four years during the 1980s while he
paid her college tuition.

The 47-year-old from Pittsburgh said she would be flown to different
cities around the country and when they stayed in hotels, he would
insist she had a drink, even though she was still in high school. She
told KDKA she believed that is when he drugged her as she did not
remember anything until she woke up the next morning.

The pair first met when Cosby was in Pittsburgh filming for his
children's educational show Picture Pages. He fronted the educational
program aimed at pre-school children from 1974 until the early 1980s.
He was looking for cast members so Hill's modelling agency put her
forward and she got the job. Renita told KDKA:

'Promises of bright lights and fame. That's where I thought I was
headed, that's what everyone who knew me thought I was headed. He
would fly me to a number of cities. He would be busy during the day,
then I'd come to his hotel room at night.

One time, I remember just before I passed out, I remember him kissing
and touching me and I remember the taste of his cigar on his breath,
and I didn't like it. I remember another time when I woke up in my bed
the next day and he was leaving, he mentioned you should probably lose
a little weight. I thought that odd, how would he know that.'

When she turned 19, she cut off all ties with Cosby, even though he
was paying her way through school. Her parents seemed happy with her
continuing what seemed like a mentoring relationship, but Hill had
enough, and even gave up her dream of becoming an actress. Hill claims
her husband and three daughters are aware of what happened.

She told the station she has no apologies for waiting 30 years to tell
the story and said she decided to come forward when Cosby's lawyers
criticized other alleged victims. Hill added:

'No one wants to be associated with something like this. But the
bottom line for me is that no one has the right to violate someone
else, no matter who they are. I don't care how big they are or how the
community sees them, it's not right.'

On Friday, Angela Leslie, a former model and actress, accused Cosby of
sexually assaulting her in a luxury Las Vegas hotel suite after trying
to ply her with alcohol. She claimed that the TV star forced her to
masturbate him after pouring her a strong drink.

Leslie, now 52, was reportedly invited to meet Cosby at his hotel in
1992 after sending him a letter and photograph. She was hoping to get
career advice from the star after initially meeting the comedian two
years previously on the set of The Cosby Show.

Actress Louisa Moritz came forward on Thursday and accused Cosby of
sexual assault, saying he once forced her into oral sex and implied he
would further her career if she went through with it.

Moritz, 68, said that she was backstage at The Tonight Show Starring
Johnny Carson in 1971 when Cosby stuck his penis in her mouth. The One
Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest actress told TMZ:

'He took his hands and put them on the back of my head and forced his
penis in my mouth, saying, "have a taste of this. It will do you good
in so many ways."'

As the allegations continued to come out, Cosby was in the Bahamas
performing. During the appearance, the 77-year-old put his head in his
hands and pretended to sob, new video obtained by MailOnline has
revealed today. He joked that parents would not let their children
near him, as fans in the audience laughed and applauded the skit.

'Parents are coming and taking their children home, saying to me "Bill
Cosby you are an evil man!",' the entertainer said through faux tears
on stage.

But the entertainer then shook it off, smiled and started what became
a well-scripted 90 minute performance.

A total of nine women have now come forward this month claiming the
famed entertainer abused them. The accusations has also caused Netflix
and NBC to ax projects by the veteran comedian. He pulled out of
scheduled slots with Queen Latifah and David Letterman and, when asked
about the allegations in a November 6 interview with the Associated
Press, said: 'There's no response ... I don't talk about it.'
--DailyMail