Extortion? Bill Cosby Claims Teen Sex Accuser Pressured Him For Cash

After weeks of facing down claims of sexual assault from multiple women, Bill Cosby is hitting back hard. RadarOnline.com has learned that the embattled comedian has filed legal documents alleging that his most recent accuser, Judy Huth, has raised her claims as a play for cash!

According to reports, the documents state that Huth approached Cosby’s attorney Marty Singer last month demanding $100,000 — and later $250,000 — for her silence. Her demands came with a threat of “ominous legal penalties,” reports state.

Cosby also claims that Huth, who alleges Cosby assaulted her when she was just 15 after playing a drinking game, is lying because Cosby is “a life-long non-drinker.”

His attorney demands that Huth’s case be dismissed, and that he be awarded sanctions.

As RadarOnline.com reported, Huth alleges that “In or about 1974,” when she “was 15 years old, she and a female friend who was 16 years old” met Cosby on a movie set and "He then invited them to come to his tennis club and meet him there the following Saturday.” Huth claims both girls told him their ages.

Read Huth's Disturbing Complaint

The next week, she claims, they went to the club, where he served them “multiple alcoholic beverages” before telling “them that he had a surprise for them.” According to Huth, the trio then went to a nearby mansion.

There, in a bathroom “within a bedroom suite near the game room,” Huth claims Cosby “proceeded to sexually molest her by attempting to put his hand down her pants, and then taking her hand in his hand and performing a sex act on himself without her consent.”