Bill Cosby Biographer Regrets Not Investigating Rape Allegations

We can't say we believe him. Bil Cosby has fooled so many people and anyone who had thoughts of anything sinister, would overlook it because, well, he is Bill Cosby. He was probably swooned by his charm and family man image like most of us.

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Cosby’s latest biographer, Mark Whitaker, apologized by tweet for failing to discuss the allegations in his just-published 500-plus-page book.

David Carr, media columnist for the New York Times, took Cosby’s “media enablers,” including himself, to task in a column Monday for not paying more attention years ago to the claims against Cosby. (By now, new allegations against the entertainment icon pop up daily.)

In response, Whitaker, a former editor in chief of Newsweek, was apologetic about his book, Cosby: His Life and Times, described by reviewers as “a detailed and compelling portrait” that nevertheless steered clear of the sexual abuse allegations made by multiple women over the years.

“David you are right. I was wrong to not deal with the sexual assault charges against Cosby and pursue them more aggressively,” Whitaker tweeted.

 david carr        ✔ @carr2n

Calling Out Bill Cosby’s Media Enablers, Including Myself http://nyti.ms/1yLWlFL 

 Mark Whitaker @Marktwhitaker

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