What's Wrong With Cosby? (Part 2)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 9 March 2022

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto talk about the new Cosby doc.

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0:00.0	All right, Berto, it's part two in which we do a deep dive on Bill Cosby and the new documentary
0:07.6	that came out talking of, in this part, we're going to get more into his psychology. What do you say,
0:14.8	Berto? Let's do it. This is the Psychology and Seattle podcast. I am your host, Dr. Kirk Honda.
0:22.3	I'm a therapist and a professor. Who are you, Berto? My name is Omberto Castellana and I make
0:27.6	imitation twizzlers with less twist. The legal situation, Berto, what do you know about the current
0:33.6	legal situation, give the documentary? He is free. He's a free man. Right. So to update, we did the
0:42.8	episode in 2018 before he was convicted and he was convicted in 2018, found guilty of some sort of
0:55.2	assault charge and he was sentenced to three to 10 years and there was this pretty big celebration
1:00.7	of that. He in 2021, there was several appeals and it worked its way all the way up to the Supreme
1:09.9	Court of Pennsylvania and in 2021, it was overturned. The conviction was overturned. He wasn't deemed
1:19.0	innocent. He was just deemed that the, I don't know the exact wording, but that the initial trial was
1:27.2	problematic or fraudulent in some way and so he was set free because of that. Essentially,
1:34.2	what happened was according to the experts on the documentary, he was promised immunity
1:40.5	before giving a deposition. So this was prior to his trial. He was asked to give a deposition
1:48.0	about his behavior with women and so a prosecutor, same representative of the government,
1:55.6	told Bill Cosby, look, you can say anything you want, this deposition will never be used against you.
2:01.1	And either because of that or not, during the deposition, he talks about using quailudes with
2:06.7	women, using date rape drugs and admitting that he knew that with the women, some of the women,
2:17.4	and I can't really exact wording, but he was saying that when he had sex with these women,
2:22.4	he knew it was somewhere between a yes and a no. It was somewhere between a yes and a rejection,
2:27.2	which really communicated that he did not have a positive affirmation of consent.
2:38.4	And he knew that there was a possibility that they were not, it was not consensual and he knew
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