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And if it isn't already obvious from the title, trigger warning for anyone sensitive to

Bill Cosby and all that he represents, which is now primarily serial rape.

So this is a huge national story that has been unraveling over the course of the last year or so,

month after month, allegation after allegation. But there are late breaking developments,

court records that are newly public tonight, which have qualitatively changed the nature of this story.

Everybody knows the name of the man at the center of all this. So the past few years,

but really in the fall and winter of last year, it seemed like every few days a new woman

went public with allegations against the actor and comedian and beloved entertainer Bill Cosby.

Every few days there were new ugly allegations that Bill Cosby had raped and sexually assaulted

women, ultimately dozens of allegations from dozens of different women. And the incidents were

alleged to have occurred over a series of more than four decades, starting in the mid 1960s,

all the way to 2008. And although they spanned that very large stretch of time,

all of the allegations were variations on the same terrible theme. They all were basically

allegations of sexual assault or rape preceded by the woman being drugged. Three dozen women

have come out publicly to tell a version of that story. But the very first woman, the very first

woman to ever publicly accuse Bill Cosby of sexually assaulting her, as a woman who worked for

Temple University in Philadelphia. MSNBC is not identifying the woman by name. A Temple University

is Bill Cosby's alma mater. He was on the board for many years before he resigned in the wake of

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