Bill Cosby compares himself to MLK, Mandela, and Gandhi, says he feels ‘no remorse' for his actions
Disgraced actor Bill Cosby is currently serving a three-to-10-year sentence at the State Correctional Institute Phoenix in Collegeville after a jury found him guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault after a year-long trial at the Montgomery Court of Common Pleas in September 2018. However, that hasn't stopped the 81-year-old from proclaiming himself as a political prisoner and drawing comparisons to some of history's greatest non-violent protesters.
According to the Daily Mail, Cosby spoke out for the first time since he was jailed for his 2004 assault on Andrea Constant when he allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted her at his Pennsylvania home, and insisted he felt no remorse over his prison term, also criticizing the "corrupt" judge and the "low-life" DA involved in his case.