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Cosby Drops Townhouse Price, Faces $60M Verdict

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Bill Cosbys Manhattan Townhouse Price Drops Amid Legal Woes: After a $60M Civil Verdict, Cosby Sells Off Assets

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Cosby Drops Townhouse Price, Faces $60M Verdict

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Cosby Drops Townhouse Price, Faces $60M Verdict. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 29. From Hollywood to your headphones, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News, today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Bill Cosby just dropped the price on his manhand in townhouse by more than $750,000, now listing it at $5,990,000. This comes weeks after an 88-year-old Cosby got hit with a nearly $60,000,000 civil verdict for allegedly drugging and assaulting. Waitress Donna Mossinger back in 1972. The jury nailed him liable in her lawsuit, awarding $17,500,000 for past damages, $1,750,000 for future ones, and $40,000,000 in punitive damages. That wrapped up the two-week trial on March 24. Moatsinger says the assault left her with lifelong mental suffering, anxiety, and emotional distress. He's thrilled the jury finally held him, accountable after over 50 years. Cosby's team plans to appeal, especially since he walked free from prison five years

back when a conviction got tossed. Meanwhile, this smaller townhouse, bought for $1,200,000 in 1980, faced foreclosure threats last year over $4,200,000 known default. Cosby does that bullet by selling his pricier pad for $20,000,000, then renovated this one and relisted it in January. With legal bills stacking up in that massive payout looming, looks like Cosby's unloading assets to stay afloat while the appeals play out.

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