Bill Cosby’s accusers hold vigil to protest ‘broken justice’ after his release from prison
A GROUP of women who accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault held a vigil to protest the comedian's release from prison.
The accusers gathered at the Independence Mall in Philadelphia on Saturday night to protest Pennsylvania's highest court ruling to overturn the 83-year-old's conviction.
''We turn the pain on ourselves because we don’t have anyone else to help us,'' she told the outlet.
She told ABC at the time: "My stomach is lurching and I am deeply distressed, he's a sociopath, he's a serial rapist."
The vigil came ten days after the comedian's as he had his sexual assault conviction on a technicality after serving two years of a three to 10-year sentence.
His including Andrea Constand who said could discourage sexual assault victims from seeking justice through the courts in the future.
"It may discourage those who seek justice for sexual assault in the criminal justice system from reporting or participating in the prosecution of the assailant or may force a victim to choose between filing either a criminal or civil action," she told .
Last week Cosby fired off a accusing the "mainstream media" of "irresponsibly" misleading the public about him and with women.
Meanwhile, Cosby's spokesperson has revealed that the comedian in compensation for the time he spent behind bars.