Bill Cosby: Comedian's court case ends in mistrial

The move sees the 79-year-old comic act who earlier faced spending the rest of his life in prison, walk free.

Several months after Bill Cosby was dragged to court on sexual assault charges, a US judge has declared a mistrial on Saturday, June 17.

This comes after the jury deadlocked following more than 50 hours of deliberations over whether to convict the embattled TV star.

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The move sees the 79-year-old comic act who earlier faced spending the rest of his life in prison, walk free.

Cosby was being tried on three counts of aggravated indecent assault against 44-year-old Andrea Constand at his Philadelphia mansion in January 2004.

The move sees the 79-year-old comic act who earlier faced spending the rest of his life in prison, walk free. Read Full Story