Bill Cosby's Crisis Manager on 'Disco Biscuits' and Allegations

Crisis Manager's Perspective on Allegations

• 📌 Andrew Wyatt, Bill Cosby's former crisis manager, states he no longer represents Cosby and is not an apologist, but aims to discuss the current situation.
• 💡 Wyatt highlights the amended Child Survivor Act, now the Adult Survivor Act, which allows civil claims for one year without evidence or proof.
• 💬 Wyatt clarifies that when he previously stated he was "left in the dark," he meant he was not part of a specific deposition, not that Cosby hadn't shared information with him.

Cosby's Statements on Quaaludes

• 🗣️ Wyatt recounts asking Cosby directly about the allegations, to which Cosby responded, "Andrew, I wouldn't take you through the valley of shame."
• 💊 Cosby allegedly admitted to having quaaludes, stating they were called 'disco biscuits' and that "all of the entertainers had them."
• 🔬 Referencing a toxicologist, Wyatt notes that quaaludes were not considered to make users lethargic and were sometimes used by women to hide their climax.

Legal Strategy and Cosby's Innocence

• ⚖️ Wyatt questions the timing of the TMZ story, suggesting it's strategically interesting given his past representation of Cosby.
• 🚫 He asserts that Cosby has consistently maintained his innocence to him over many years.
• 🤝 Wyatt emphasizes that he walked Cosby out of prison and that Cosby remained firm on his claim of not committing the acts.

Broader Context and Future Feelings

• 🌍 Wyatt states his past work was for "the culture" and in response to broader societal issues, not just for Bill Cosby.
• 🔮 When asked about potential upset if Cosby is found to have lied, Wyatt stated he would have to wait for that to happen, as he cannot predict the future.