"I hope he rots in hell," says Bill Cosby accuser Janice Dickinson
Janice Dickinson could not be happier about Bill Cosby's conviction and has finally broken her silence after the news of his conviction broke.
Cosby was convicted on three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault for allegedly drugging and assaulting Andrea Constand in the year 2004 at his Pennsylvania home.
In an interview with DailyMail, Dickinson shared that it was her husband Dr. Robert 'Rocky' Gerner told her the news. "I've been holding this in since 1982 and it's slowly seeping out of me, the toxicity levels of emotion and catastrophic pain and nightmares for so very many years. I just bounced out of bed and was like, Wow," Dickinson shared.
Janice had accused Cosby of drugging as well as raping her in Lake Tahoe in the year 1982 under the false notion of career counseling. Dickinson was amongst the many women who testified against the disgraced comedian. She also claims that she was 'slut-shamed' by Cosby's legal team.
"I was just mad inside, but I did not want [Cosby's attorney, Tom Mesereau] to see that he could get underneath my skin," Dickinson shared.
"I didn't want Cosby to see me face to face. I was kind of hiding behind a board that was barricading his view of me. I didn't want him to see how confident I am and how beautiful I am and how that truly I've grown from a young girl into a fierce, devoted mom and a loyal woman to all women's causes," she continued.
"So when I saw him out of the corner of my eye, I had a feeling of disgust enveloping me, to be honest."
Dickinson is suing Cosby for defamation in civil court and Cosby has denied all the allegations made against him.
"There is no doubt in my mind, that now we know Bill Cosby is a serial rapist, he is probably the biggest rapist in United States history, maybe the world because the headcount is 90 women," Janice added.
Each of the felonies that Bill Cosby has been accused of is punishable by up to 10 years. "'He deserves every bit of 30 years and more. I hope he rots in hell," Dickinson concludes.