@CNN: “Because his routines were so personal, and his recollections so vivid, it was easy for fans to feel like they knew Bill Cosby. … But it turns out, we didn’t. And that might be Cosby’s last, if unintended, message,” writes CNN’s Brian Lowry https://t.co/6YHaRyYRMG

September 26, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

"Because his routines were so personal, and his recollections so vivid, it was easy for fans to feel like they knew Bill Cosby. … But it turns out, we didn't. And that might be Cosby's last, if unintended, message," writes CNN's Brian Lowry https://t.co/6YHaRyYRMG

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@CNN: “Because his routines were so personal, and his recollections so vivid, it was easy for fans to feel like they knew Bill Cosby. … But it turns out, we didn’t. And that might be Cosby’s last, if unintended, message,” writes CNN’s Brian Lowry https://t.co/6YHaRyYRMG

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