Overview
- Court documents obtained by TMZ state he renewed sedative prescriptions at least seven times and used them to facilitate sexual encounters while he remained sober.
- Cosby said a gynecologist friend, Dr. Leroy Amar, provided a Quaalude prescription during a poker game at Amar's Los Angeles home before 1972.
- Reports citing California records indicate Amar lost his state medical license in 1979.
- Cosby was convicted in Pennsylvania in 2018 and served three years before the state Supreme Court overturned the conviction in 2021.
- Civil exposure continues, including a Santa Monica judgment ordering $500,000 for a 1975 assault and allegations from more than 60 women spanning 1965 to 2008.