Never-before-seen video of disgraced comedian Bill Cosby was released by his publicist and crisis manager Andrew Wyatt on Thursday – a year after the actor was let out of prison.
In the video, shot by Wyatt on his phone, Cosby is seen thanking prison workers as he gets into the passenger seat of Wyatt’s car.
After Wyatt asks how he’s feeling, Cosby, while wearing a coronavirus face mask, says the reality is “starting to hit.”
“I was in the bed, in the cot, when they opened the door because it’s one o’clock and about four or five guys yelling: ‘Bill, get up. You’re going home,'” he says, adding he had put his “shower shoes on the wrong feet” thinking it was time for a shower.
“No, no, no, you don’t understand, you’re free,” the guards said, according to Cosby.
He says he joked that it was “Juneteenth,” a holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the U.S., and says when he left “murderers, rapists, bank robbers, wife beaters [were] all clapping” in their cells.
“I’m a free man,” Cosby says, and suggests that he will not be called a “violent sex offender” anymore.
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Wyatt put the video on his Instagram in celebration of Cosby’s release from prison on June 30, 2021, after his sexual assault conviction was vacated.
The disgraced actor, once known as “America’s Dad,” had served more than two years of his three-to-10-year sentence after he was convicted of drugging and molesting a woman at his Cheltenham, Pa., home in 2004.
This is an excerpt from Fox News.
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