Bill Cosby accuser Andrea Constand breaks silence, discussing the comedian's release from prison in her first television interview since the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned his assault conviction in June.
There were moments, however, that disappointed Constand, including when Rashad, Cosby's former co-star on"The Cosby Show, tweeted that"a terrible wrong is being righted- a miscarriage of justice is corrected!"
"I had a story to tell, and part of telling that story was finding my voice," she said."But also, it was what was going to bring me true healing." "As I sit here today, I want to send a message to not let this deter you from coming forward from getting the peace and the healing and the closure that you need," she said.
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