Bill Cosby has been accused by 3 more women, who publically claimed that the comedian drugged and sexually assaulted them in separate incidents decades ago.
Janice Baker Kinney said in a conference that she was 24 and was working as a bartender in Reno when she first met 'The Cosby Show' host in May 1982, then after she visited the comedian's place where he gave her some pills and the girl then woke up naked, in bed with the star, Sky News reported.
Kinney added that she was mortified when the comedian stopped the girl while getting out of the home next day and said not to say even a word to anyone else and to keep mum.
Another girl, Autumn Burns said while telling about her story that she met the 77-year-old comedian in 1970 at a Las Vegas in a casino where she worked, and similarly she was invited by the star to his suite where he made her a drink, after which she felt woozy and not in control that made the star to do his sex acts freely.
Marcella Tate, the third accuser shared her story that she met the American comedian in Chicago in 1975, when she was a model and the star committed her to take to the Playboy Mansion, where he offered her a drink that left her feeling drugged.
Tate explained that after having that spiked drink she didn't remember anything before the next morning when she was in bed with the comedian next to her.
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Kinney, Tate and Burns have joined more than three dozen women, who have made similar accusations in public over the past year and have been represented by celebrity attorney Gloria Allred.
Cosby's representatives or attorney have not yet responded to these recent allegations requests for comment about the fresh claims.