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This document is a page from a filing in United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell (Case 1:20-cr-00330), but the text itself recounts the narrative of the Bill Cosby sexual assault case (Commonwealth v. Cosby, [J-100-2020]). It details the progression of the relationship between Andrea Constand and Bill Cosby, including meetings at Temple University, dinners at Cosby's Cheltenham residence involving unwanted physical contact, and a trip to Foxwoods Casino in late 2003. This document was likely filed in the Maxwell case as legal precedent regarding non-prosecution agreements or evidence of prior bad acts.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Cosby | Subject of narrative (Bill Cosby) |
Entertainer interacting with Temple university administrators and Constand
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| Constand | Subject of narrative (Andrea Constand) |
Temple administrator, object of Cosby's advances
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| Tom Cantone | Casino employee |
Dined with Cosby and Constand at Foxwoods
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| Constand's mother | Family member |
Attended comedy performance
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| Constand's sister | Family member |
Attended comedy performance
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Organizations (4)
Timeline (5 events)
Toward the end of 2003
Unspecified
Comedy performance attended by Constand's family
Unspecified venue
Locations (3)
| Location | Context |
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Temple University, specifically renovated basketball facilities
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Cosby's home where dinners took place
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Located in Connecticut
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 310-1 Filed 07/02/21 Page 4 of 80
involved with, the university. That fall, she, along with a few other Temple administrators,
showed Cosby around the university’s then-recently renovated basketball facilities. Over
the course of several telephone conversations concerning the renovations, Cosby and
Constand developed a personal relationship.
showed Cosby around the university’s then-recently renovated basketball facilities. Over
the course of several telephone conversations concerning the renovations, Cosby and
Constand developed a personal relationship.
Soon after this relationship began, Cosby invited Constand to his Cheltenham
residence. When Constand arrived, Cosby greeted her, escorted her to a room, and left
her alone to eat dinner and drink wine. Cosby later returned, sat next to Constand on a
couch, and placed his hand on her thigh. Constand was not bothered by Cosby’s
advance, even though it was the first time that any physical contact had occurred between
the two. Shortly thereafter, Constand left the residence.
residence. When Constand arrived, Cosby greeted her, escorted her to a room, and left
her alone to eat dinner and drink wine. Cosby later returned, sat next to Constand on a
couch, and placed his hand on her thigh. Constand was not bothered by Cosby’s
advance, even though it was the first time that any physical contact had occurred between
the two. Shortly thereafter, Constand left the residence.
As the personal nature of the relationship progressed, Cosby eventually met
Constand’s mother and sister, both of whom attended one of Cosby’s comedy
performances. Soon thereafter, Cosby invited Constand to return to his home for dinner.
Constand arrived at the residence and again ate alone, in the same room in which she
had eaten during her first visit. When Constand finished eating, Cosby approached and
sat next to her on the couch. At first, the two discussed Constand’s desire to work as a
sports broadcaster, but Cosby soon attempted physical contact. Cosby reached over to
Constand and attempted to unbutton her pants. When she leaned forward to prevent him
from doing so, Cosby immediately ceased his efforts. Constand believed that her actions
had communicated to Cosby clearly that she did not want to engage in a physical
relationship with him. She expected that no further incidents like this one would occur.
Constand’s mother and sister, both of whom attended one of Cosby’s comedy
performances. Soon thereafter, Cosby invited Constand to return to his home for dinner.
Constand arrived at the residence and again ate alone, in the same room in which she
had eaten during her first visit. When Constand finished eating, Cosby approached and
sat next to her on the couch. At first, the two discussed Constand’s desire to work as a
sports broadcaster, but Cosby soon attempted physical contact. Cosby reached over to
Constand and attempted to unbutton her pants. When she leaned forward to prevent him
from doing so, Cosby immediately ceased his efforts. Constand believed that her actions
had communicated to Cosby clearly that she did not want to engage in a physical
relationship with him. She expected that no further incidents like this one would occur.
Toward the end of 2003, Cosby invited Constand to meet at the Foxwoods Casino
in Connecticut. Constand accepted the invitation and, once at the casino, dined with
Cosby and a casino employee, Tom Cantone. After dinner, Cantone walked Constand
to her hotel room. Cosby called Constand and asked her to meet him for dessert in his
in Connecticut. Constand accepted the invitation and, once at the casino, dined with
Cosby and a casino employee, Tom Cantone. After dinner, Cantone walked Constand
to her hotel room. Cosby called Constand and asked her to meet him for dessert in his
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