@hawkeye10,
Sexual assaults/rapes are not usually videotaped or done in front of witnesses, and, when the victim is drugged, so she cannot recall exactly what took place, you'll never have the sort of "proof"
you demand--even if these crimes are reported soon after the events took place, which is not the case with the Cosby allegations.
You continually forget that the claimant's account is considered evidence, and that evidence is weighed against the defendant's credibility. When over 2 dozen accusers are all independently singing essentially the same tune, and describing a propensity for a definite pattern of behavior, the preponderance of such evidence swamps Cosby's credibility, which is exactly what's happening now. Even a staunch rape denier, like you, should have a hard time convincing yourself that over 2 dozen allegations against Cosby are all false.
Watching his reputation crumble, as the public believes what they are saying, is a form of justice for these women. It's long delayed, but justice none the same. His reputation is shot, and so is the rest of his career. It's a shame this all didn't happen a long, long time ago, so he could have been stopped.
What you think really doesn't matter, it won't do anything to make him appear any less of a serial sexual predator.