Ex-NBC Employee Claims He Wrangled and Paid Women for Bill Cosby

Frank Scotti also says comedian would put the women up in apartments and give them as much as $2,000 a month

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A former NBC employee is claiming he helped Bill Cosby funnel thousands of dollars to women during “The Cosby Show’s” eight-season run.

“He had everybody fooled,” 90-year-old Frank Scotti told the New York Daily News in an interview published Sunday.

Scotti worked as a facilities manager at the Brooklyn studios where “The Cosby Show” was taped. The ex-NBC worker told the Daily News he served as a “fixer” and would have young women brought to Cosby’s dressing room.

Scotti claims Cosby arranged the meetings through a modeling agency. The owner would then reportedly bring the so-called “models” to the show’s Brooklyn offices and let Cosby pick the girl he wanted to spend time with.

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