Where there is smoke; there is a smoke machine.

Where there is smoke, there is a smoke generator machine, particularly in Hollywood.

Jane Doe 2 a/k/a Jenna T a/k/a Jenna Thompson:

>>Thompson described her story to People,
Strange how these lice always talk to the media, not the police or lawyer or respectable press.
>> in which she was a 17-year-old from Maryland who visited a New York City modeling agency in 1988.
>>There, she said, she was sent to meet Cosby during the height of his fame on ”The Cosby Show.”
Oh, a powerful modeling agency it must be to risk sending a 17 year old girl out. What records exist of this agency?
>> His interest in her developed
Developed?? Over time?
>>into uncomfortable advances by Cosby, People reported Thompson as saying.
Advances? (Plural)! She went back for more?
>> She visited his home during a last encounter in the late 1980s.
Can't be more specific, can you? I would think she would remember the date.
As well as also remembering a reason she went to man's home instead of his office.
>> Cosby gave her $700 upon her departure.
In which bank did she deposit the money? Surely she would remember that. Seventeen year old boys who get a windfall, blow it in a bar, but seventeen year old girls bank it.
Did she give the agency their ten percent?
Or did she rip off the agency thereby revealing her proclivity for crime and deception?

A mortal stain on the soul of a city that visits itself upon the innocent victims of today.

I don't know what her parents were thinking letting her go to that drippy hairdressing school with its druggies and hooligans? She lay down with dogs and got up with fleas. One of those fleas took too much of her blood because it was fun. Fun for him only though. It happens. Big deal.

I have utter contempt for the Wenatchee police dept and anyone they would use as an informant. I remember the witch hunt trials. Prosecutor and Judge and Police all got away with too much nonsense to have earned any trust even now. And lets not forget the mainstream press there... they were tarred with the same brush and have not earned any respect afterwards.

A young pretty girl with her life ahead of her and much promise is dead, largely because she was in a bad crowd. That "bad crowd" happened to be in Wenatchee. The geography places her and her family beyond the pale of a civilized response to her plight. If this had happened somewhere else I would be appalled at the crime, but it happened in Wenatchee and Wenatchee has not purged itself of its terrible mortal stain. The citizens of Wenatchee who lose their daughters are without recourse. They should have stood up during the Wenatchee Witchhunt and they should have campaigned for a town living in utter poverty so as to make funds available for compensation well beyond those insurance limits. Parks, ambulances, fire stations and police cars should have been sold. Police, prosecutors and judges should have been held accountable. Reporters should have been held accountable. The people of Wenatchee did not pay for their crimes against civilized society and the people of Wenatchee did not atone for their sinful support of their police, judicial systems or newspapers.