On The Attack! Bill Cosby's Daughters LASH OUT Over Sexual Assault Claims
Bill Cosby's daughters claim their dad has been "publicly lynched" in the media amid his sexual assault case, and they're tired of it.
In a series of audio statements released on The Breakfast Club Monday morning, Ensa, 44, and Erinn, 50, took a stand for their famed father, hitting back against haters.
In Ensa's statement, she accuses the media of racism, citing that if the case involved a white man, it would be considered a case of "boys will be boys."
Meanwhile, Erinn Cosby said it was "truly unbelievable" that her father has been found guilty in the court of public opinion.
She added that she is "ashamed of our country today," tearfully insisting that she "does not care" about what people think.
Both daughters called the case a "money maker," vehemently maintaining their dad's innocence.
Later, Cosby tweeted a thank you to his family for their support.
As RadarOnline.com readers know, Cosby's sexual assault case will begin on June 5 in Philadelphia, while jury selection begins this month. In April, the troubled comedian lost a final attempt to question his accuser in court the trial begins.
Now, Cosby, 79, is heading to the "court of public opinion," according to a source … with the help of some of his high-profile friends — those that are still supporting him, at least!
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