Jury deciding comic actor Bill Cosby's fate continue deliberating in Norristown, Penn.
The 79-year-old entertainer did not testify, as he indicated during a radio interview on the eve of jury selection.
"When you have to deal with examination, cross examination, (there's) more than two sides to every story. Sometimes it's four or five," he told Sirius XM radio host Michael Smerconish in an expansive, often meandering conversation during which he offered few succinct answers. "I just don't want to sit there and have to figure out what I believe is a truthful answer."
Seven men and five women are deliberating after six days of testimony. This post from a local television reporter as of 8:32 p.m. Tuesday indicated they were still at it:
The deliberations have now ended for the day.
The defense called just one witness, and Cosby's attorneys have portrayed the 2004 incident with Andrea Constand as a consensual, romantic liaison. She testified Cosby drugged her and assaulted her while she was incapacitated.
The case has some Atlanta connections.
Cosby's "television daughter," Atlanta actress Keshia Knight Pulliam , walked in with him into a Pennsylvania courthouse one day last week. "Thank you to Cliff and Claire's 4 year old daughter (Rudy) and the Brilliant Spelman Alumnus," Cosby's verified Twitter account posted following the day's proceedings. That was followed by a three-hashtag post saying simply, "#TheCosbyShow, #KeishaKnightPulliam (sic) and #CameToCourtToHearTheTruth."
PHOTOS: Keshia Knight Pulliam with Bill Cosby at trial
Spelman canceled a professorship Cosby and returned the money .
