Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Bill Cosby Admits Using Drugs to Sleep with Women
Bill Cosby, a famous comedian and actor, admitted in court documents that he used a drug called quaaludes to have sex with women.
He got these drugs from his friend, a doctor named Dr. Leroy Amar.
One woman, Donna Motsinger, said that Cosby gave her a pill that made her feel sick and then she woke up with her clothes off.
She said he raped her.
Cosby was convicted of other crimes in 2018 but the conviction was canceled in 2021.
He is now being sued by more women for similar things that happened a long time ago.
Bill Cosby admitted to using quaaludes to have sex with women.
He obtained the drugs from his friend, gynecologist Dr. Leroy Amar.
Donna Motsinger accused Cosby of drugging and raping her in 1972.
Cosby was convicted of aggravated indecent assault in 2018, but the conviction was overturned in 2021.
Cosby is currently facing lawsuits from more women for alleged sexual assault.
- Who
- Bill Cosby, a comedian and actor, and his accuser Donna Motsinger
- What
- Bill Cosby admitted to using quaaludes to have sex with women, and Donna Motsinger accused him of drugging and raping her
- When
- The alleged incident with Donna Motsinger occurred in 1972, and Cosby's conviction was overturned in 2021
- Where
- The incident with Donna Motsinger took place in Sausalito, California, and Cosby was convicted in Pennsylvania
- Why
- Cosby admitted to using quaaludes to have sex with women, and Donna Motsinger accused him of drugging and raping her
- Bill Cosby
- Comedian and actor
- Quaaludes
- Prescription drugs used by Cosby
- Dr. Leroy Amar
- Gynecologist who provided quaaludes to Cosby
- Donna Motsinger
- Accuser who alleged drugging and rape by Cosby
- 2018 Conviction
- Convicted of three counts of aggravated indecent assault
- 2021
- Conviction overturned by Pennsylvania Supreme Court
- Trident Restaurant
- Location where Donna Motsinger worked
- 1972
- Year of alleged incident involving Donna Motsinger