As the evidence continues to mount, Bill Cosby continues to sink. New York magazine got ahold of 35 women who have accused Cosby, 78, of sexually assaulting them by issuing them the drug Quaalude. The 35 women covers the magazine’s latest issue, and speaks out on what they were feeling during the time of their specified incidences. Thus far, New York magazine gives audio from Victoria Valentino, Louisa Moritz, and Joyce Emmons, 70. “I said Bill, what did you give me? I know it was a little white pill,” Emmons recalls her alleged 1979 assault. “I remember that much. He said, ‘It’s called a Quaalude. I bet you don’t have your headache now.’ And he laughed as if it were a joke.” Hear more down bottom.