Colleen Hughes, Eden Tiri and Linda Ridgeway Whitedeer gave detailed stories on Bill Cosby's alleged sexual abuse and harassment to them during his prime years in the show business. Hughes, Tirl and Ridgeway were all in their early 20s when they met Cosby, joining the 35 women who accused the 78-year-old actor, as reported in a previous HNGN article.

Hughes said she was in her 20s when Bill Cosby flirted with her on a flight to L.A. Cosby invited her to lunch upon arrival. They went to her hotel first, where she took a shower and then changed while Cosby watched TV in her room. She drank the champagne that Cosby offered her. The last thing she remembered is waking up at 5 p.m. with semen on her back. "I was shocked. I didn't know how I had lost so much time. My clothes were thrown all over the room and I felt semen on the small of my back and all over me," said Hughes, a former American Airlines flight attendant, according to The Huffington Post.

Ridgeway met Cosby during an audition arranged by the William Morris talent agency. "I felt Cosby's left hand gently grab my long hair behind my head. His giant frame blocked the door so if anyone should try to enter, they would not be able to see what he was doing. As I looked up his penis was out of his pants and he shoved it in my mouth. His attack was fast with surgical precision and surprise on his side," said Whitedeer, a former actress in the film "The Mechanic,"  according to The Guardian.

Tiri was 22 years old when she met Cosby in 1989. She was given a role in the fifth season of the "Cosby Show" as a cop. On the fourth day on the set, someone told her to wait for Cosby in her dressing room. She said how Cosby wrapped his arms around her and whispered in her ear, "See that's all we were going to do, make love. This is making love. He turned me around, hugged me and I left without saying a word," said Tiri, a former actress, according to People.

Attorney Gloria Allred, who represents the alleged victims of Cosby, said the women feared speaking out publicly about Cosby's harassments to them. "Many of them were in fear because they had never spoken out publicly about anything and certainly in some cases had never even told family, co-workers and friends about what they alleged Mr. Cosby did to them," said Allred, according to the Daily News.

Watch as the three women and alleged victims of Bill Cosby share their testimonies: