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Who only appeared in court one time during the two week trial. >> how do i describe the district attorney? exploitively ambitious. the judge is overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers? totally unethical. how do i describe many if not all general media, blatant entities that told omissions of truth for the primary purpose of literally selling sensationalism at the expense of a human life. >> the montgomery county district atto...

Talking until the end of the trial until the conclusion and the jury issued a verdict or there has been a mistrial. it doesnt appear its helpful for any defendant, especially in a sexual assault case who is a celebrity who may be perceived as grandstanding or using their celebrity in a way that gaves an anned a -- his comment was a confrontation between a supporter and an alleged accuser. he did gain a little credibility that i think he would have lost by the hey, hey, hey he said in court. ulti...

Collaborating with the d.a. the judge allowed only one other cosby accuser to testify in that case. there were dozens of accusers from many years. one was a gloria allred client. she cited that as an issue saying more should have been allowed to testify. what do you think? >> well, apparently the judge also gave the prosecution a real gift. a witness came forward and said she roomed at temple university with ms. constand and she was ready to contradict some of ms. constands statements and appare...

It in which the jurors heard a telephone conversation between the accusers mother and bill cosby in which he agreed to pay for a free trip down to florida, her tuition and counseling. i mean, these jurors might have concluded, wait a minute, is she really motivated by money? >> no. in my experience, 31 years, jurors are amazing on so many levels, because you take all the fancy legal terminology, all the fancy principles, throw em out the window can. i think back to my grandparents, they would ge...

Search efforts sgregg thank you very much. >> arthel: the with bill cosby failed. the 79-year-old comedian may not be off the hook. the prosecution is pledging to try the case again. rick is live with the courthouse in pennsylvania. >> a tough day for the prosecutor. a disappointing outcome for the accuser and a somewhat hollow victory for the defendant, bill cosby. the jury cannot decide on his guilt or his innocence. while this trial is over, there will be another. the da says cost is not the ...

52 hours into this. they couldnt come up with anything, and that shows that this d.a., this district attorneys office, should have never brought this case forward. >> ron allen will bring us d.a. reaction. but ron, overall it kind of felt like things were heading in this direction, right? >> reporter: it did, especially two days ago when the jury first said it was deadlocked after having deliberated 35 or 40 hours or so. they worked hard at it. to be honest with you, alex, even from the start of...

Of the two is telling the truth. >> the judge is right. justice is real lives here in montgomery county. i am proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal but like the rolling stones song says, you dont always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> now brian and the rest of his team must prepare for a retrial which the da says will happen sometime in the next 120 days. >> what about the accuser? have we heard from her? >> we have not heard...

So a mistrial. no take on this. >> i think this is a win for bill cosby and heres why. this case came down to one thing. the credibility of the accuser. this is not a case where the of expert testimony that the jury had to wrangle with. it is not a case of done it. this was a case of if the jury believes the accuser, he gets convicted and if they dont think its acquitted. so the mistrial means at least one person on the jury can buy her story. credibility is not something that changes were gets ...

Report it to law enforcement and to stay strong and to consult private attorneys and to know that there can be justice and there may be justice in the future. im returning to court in santa monica on june 27th on our case that judy hough versus bill cosby. and well look forward to the courts setting a trial date and to working for justice in our civil lawsuit against mr. cosby. and now this is linda kirkpatri kirkpatrick. do you want to take a -- >> sure. >> so that was gloria allred. she repres...

And so forth, but she says also that she hopes that this has given a voice to the voiceless, that this was an opportunity to show people who are victims of sexual abuse that they can have a voice in a court of law. you heard the district attorney saying hes going to continue this fight, hes going to take bill cosby to trial again and the judge has said that could happen in as soon as 120 days. what will be different next time? in this case it was andrea constand against bill cosby and one other ...