Bill Cosby Flashes Peace Sign In First Photos Since Being Released From Prison, Officially a Free Man After Serving Two Years For Sexual Assault
Bill Cosby is officially a free man!
The 83-year-old disgraced comedian flashed a peace sign after being released from prison following Pennsylvania Supreme Court's decision to overturn his sexual assault conviction.
Cosby was spotted arriving to his home with an entourage surrounding him.
He flashed a peace sign over his head before walking into his house to greet his wife, Camille Cosby.
The star -- formerly known as "America's Dad" -- has served two years in a state prison near Philadelphia after he was convicted on three counts of aggravated indecent assault in 2018. He was sentenced to three to 10-years.
High-profile attorney Lisa Bloom -- who represents three of Cosby's accusers -- spoke out on behalf of her clients, with one of them being supermodel Janice Dickinson.
Releasing a statement, Bloom wrote, "The 3 Bill Cosby accusers I represent and I are disgusted that he is a free man today. He is not released because he is innocent."
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"He is released because a prosecutor promised him years ago that he would not be brought to justice, without even making a deal for him to do time," she continued.
She also praised Dickinson, who testified against Cosby during his 2018 criminal trial. The model accused him of sexually assaulting her in 1982 during a trip to Lake Tahoe.
Bloom also shined a light on Andrea Constand, the Temple University employee whose story actually sent Cosby to prison
"And of course, the victim in the case, Andrea Constand, so dignified, so strong, answering every demeaning question. The conviction. We couldn't believe it: justice, a tiny bit, finally. And now this. A kick in the gut to victims and their advocates," Bloom wrote.
She urged other Cosby "victims" to speak up.
"Every day I fight for sexual assault victims and have to advise them of the ugly truth: the system still massively favors the rich and powerful. You need a superhuman level of strength and courage. Luckily many victims have it. Any other Cosby victims, time to come forward!" Bloom wrote.
Prior to his release, Cosby's family representative, Andrew Wyatt, told outlets Camille was "excited" to have her husband home.