Cosby Derangement Syndrome
As a woman, I find the idea of rape horrifying, but Therese Serignese coming forward as one of Bill Cosby's victims after 38 years, is mystifying. Why would anyone have a thirty year relationship with a rapist? Why would they go back time and time again? It doesn't make any sense! In 1976 Serignese takes two white pills from Cosby backstage without question, allegedly gets raped, 19 and an adult. In 1985 the rape was so traumatic she "hooks up" with Bill again and then in 1996 Theresa accepts two payments and a $5,000 check from Bill.
In all those years she never told the police or physician what had happened, she just kept collecting money from him. By the year 2005 she is so angry at Bill she decides to jump…show more content… I went to his room for innocent reasons, and found myself in a position that I could not get out of. Never ever would I have put myself in the same place twice, and with the same person no less. It has been over 40 years, and I still remember it like yesterday.
Of course there are those that have doubts about this whole Cosby scandal. Maybe there are one or two women looking for their 15 minutes of fame or a large payout, but there are now 17 women, and I'm positive not all of them are lying. Many of these women, from what I understand, were drugged and raped "multiple times.” Again, who sticks around after the first time?
I think rape is one of the worst crimes a person can commit, so I'm struggling to understand why some of these women didn't tell a trusted medical professional or law enforcement person days later. Is it the same reasons abused women stay with their abusers? This whole story is sorted and ugly. But Therese Serignese seems to have made a bunch of poor…show more content… People would rather believe in a fictional Dad than real life victims. There are presently 17 Jane Does, and I bet is there will be more. Most of Cosby's victims were very young - late teens to mid-20s. He chose girls, not women - they were physically mature, but not emotionally adept. He lured them with empty promises, caring advice, and gave them money at the time they might have needed it. I have no doubt that he did this. He lives for his past achievements and he'll die an emotionally broken man, because now these women are coming forward with their accounts. They have nothing to gain and the humiliation is buried deep within them. There are no winners here. Everyone involved will have to to live with the history that follows them. Either way, the man's career and reputation is