Bill Cosby's Victim Andrea Constand Confronts Rapist At Sentencing: 'All I Am Asking For Is Justice'
Bill Cosby's sexual assault victim confronted the disgraced comic in court on Monday, September 24 during his sentencing hearing, RadarOnline.com can exclusively report.
Andrea Constand, 45, took the stand as her abuser, 81, faces 30 years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2004, and looked at him directly in the eyes, an onlooker told RadarOnline.com. Cosby, however, kept averting her gaze.
"Your honor I have testified. I have given you my victim impact statement. The jury heard me, Mr. Cosby heard me," Constand told the judge. "All I am asking for is justice as the court sees fit.”
Constand's mother, father and sister also testified in front of the court.
"I’ve sacrificed many things through all the years, and Bill Cosby has never paid me or my husband any punitive damages," Gianna Constand told RadarOnline.com. "He held his power over me – causing me to feel trapped. This man is above justice. I could only hope and pray that soon some sense of faith will be restored back into our family."
Constand's father Andrew said his daughter "changed" after she was assaulted by Cosby.
"She seemed depressed, vulnerable and slow to react to questions," he told the judge.
"I observed a frail, timid, nervous, weak sister," Constand's sister Diane Parsons echoed.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the judge will determine how much time Cosby will serve for attacking the former Temple University employee by tomorrow.
The judge is currently determining whether Cosby will be labeled a "sexually violent predator" before he learns his fate.
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