Andrea Constand, the woman whose sexual assault accusations led to Bill Cosby's conviction, spoke out for the first time in 13 years about what happened. Constand spoke to NBC News about the incident for an episode of ‘Dateline.’ “I was crying out inside, in my throat, in my mind, for this to stop. And I couldn't do anything,” she said of what happened. Constand said Cosby gave her pills at his estate near Philadelphia in 2004 when she went to him for career advice.
