Bill Cosby is facing damaging new allegations that he drugged and sexually assaulted an 18-year-old girl at the Playboy Mansion just six years ago, MailOnline can reveal. 
 
 Chloe Goins, will make a full statement to police over the attack, a chilling sexual assault she has described to MailOnline. 
 
 The allegation is the latest to hit the comedian, 77, who has seen his reputation as one of America's most significant comedy figures eviscerated in recent weeks. 
 
 He is now facing more than 20 separate allegations of rape or sexual assault – many dating back 30 or 40 years - but until now all appeared to be covered by statutes of limitation. 
 
 The Los Angeles Police Department has opened an inquiry into allegations that the star drugged and raped Judy Huth at the Playboy mansion in 1974 when she was aged just 15, but that had appeared to be covered by the statue. 
 
 Goins, however, says she was attacked in 2008, well inside the statue of limitations in California. 
 
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 Ordeal: Chloe Goins has waived her right to anonymity to speak publicly and describe being drugged at a Playboy mansion party. She woke up naked being touched by Bill Cosby, she told MailOnline 
 
 Speaking out: Chloe Goins is the latest woman to speak of being drugged and attacked by Cosby. However her case is so recent that it is not covered by any statutes of limitation, which affects other allegations 
 
 Venue: Cosby has long been a regular at the Playboy Mansion in Beverley Hills, where Hugh Hefner, his longtime friend, has been holding parties since the 1960s 
 
 She claims Cosby spiked her drink with a sedative before luring her to a bedroom in the Playboy mansion where he sexually assaulted her. 
 
 Goins says she wants the star to 'pay' for all the women he has allegedly attacked and is coming forward to bring them justice. 
 
 In California sexual assault carries a maximum 48 months jail sentence, as well as a possible $10,000 fine, depending on mitigating and aggravating factors. 
 
 Goins' lawyer has told MailOnline has already made contact with the LAPD and Goins will likely meet with detectives to give a statement in the coming days. 
 
 Goins, a model and lap dancer originally from San Diego but currently working in Las Vegas, says she felt compelled to come forward to add her voice to the dozens of women who have already made allegations against Cosby, 78. 
 
 She said reading some of the victim's accounts in the media brought back the chilling memories of that night. 
 
 This weekend Cosby broke his silence to say that he wants the 'black media' to 'stay neutral' 
 
 'Let me say this. I only expect the black media to uphold the standards of excellence in journalism and when you do that you have to go in with a neutral mind,' Cosby told Page Six. 
 
 He also praised his wife for her 'love and strength'. 
 
 However he now faces fresh allegations of recent misconduct which are being made to the LAPD. 
 
 Speaking exclusively to MailOnline Goins, now 24, said she was attacked after a girlfriend invited her to one of Hugh Hefner's infamous summer parties in 2008. 
 
 Both were living in Las Vegas at the time and traveled to Los Angeles. 
 
 Friends: Hefner and Cosby have been close since the 1960s but last weekend the Playboy creator issued a statement distancing himself from the comedian, saying of the allegations: 'The mere thought is saddening.' 
 
 She recalls: 'My girlfriend got an invite to a Playboy party and asked me to go with her. I remember being excited about it. 
 
 'We stayed at the W Hotel in Hollywood which is one of my favorites and were both looking forward to the party. We got all dressed up, we were going to the Playboy mansion after all. 
 
 'I was a wearing a cute little red dress and my friend was wearing a strapless tan dress. 
 
 'I remember we got to the house and it was like a bigger party so there was a lot going on, lots of girls wearing not very much. 
 
 'They checked our ID at the door so I knew drinking was off limits.' 
 
 Goins says the party was in full swing when they arrived at the mansion at around 11pm. 
 
 Within a few minutes of walking in they were introduced to Hugh Hefner himself. 
 
 'We were running late but we were quickly introduced to Hef when we got there. It was the first time I had met him, I was excited and all focus was on him. Me and my friend were two cute blondes, he liked us. 
 
 'We were talking to Hef for a while and that's when Bill Cosby walked up. I kind of recognized him from TV, I know he was on a TV show where he played a family guy, but he was a little bit before my time. 
 
 'Hef introduced him as his good friend, they seemed really close. He seemed like a really nice guy, really funny. 
 
 'We were talking, laughing and having fun.' 
 
 Police: Chloe Goins is to make a statement to detectives after her lawyer made contact with the Los Angeles Police Department. She said she feels all the woman affected by Cosby deserve 'justice' 
 
 Under pressure: Cosby has now been accused by 25 women of attacking him. One also alleged that he also attacked 12 Playboy Bunnies who have not come forward in public 
 
 As the conversation began to flow Goins remembers Cosby giving her lots of attention. 
 
 Then when Hef was in the middle of telling a story, Cosby slipped away and came back with two drinks for the girls. 
 
 Goins said: 'He kind of just left and we were talking and he came back with drinks. He gave me a vodka mixer I think. 
 
 'I wasn't really supposed to drink because of my age but I was like, 'okay, cool'. I thought I'd got a drink on the side. 
 
 'I remember the drink being kind of strong but it didn't taste funny or anything like that. 
 
 'I think I finished most of it, I didn't set my glass down I was holding it the whole time.' 
 
 But then out of nowhere Chloe claims she began to feel 'dizzy' and unsteady on her feet. 
 
 'Everything kind of went a little foggy, I started feeling sick to my stomach, and just dizzy,' she said. 
 
 'I started telling my friend and I was like where's the bathroom, but I could tell my friend just wanted to hang out, we were still talking to Hef.' 
 
 At that point Hefner, realizing Goins wasn't feeling well, offered the use of one of his many spare bedrooms so she could lie down. 
 
 Goins said: 'Then Bill offered to show me the room, he said he knew the way. He seemed nice and I don't remember feeling nervous or that it was weird. 
 
 'He had his arm around me to show me the way and I did notice he had been paying me a little more attention than my friend, but never thought anything of it.' 
 
 That was the last thing Goins remembers. She doesn't recall entering the room. 
 
 She claims she woke up completely naked on a bed and alleges Cosby was hunched over her licking her toes. She knew she was still in the Playboy mansion because she could hear music playing. 
 
 Disturbingly, Goins said the then 70-year-old had his trousers around his ankles and was pleasuring himself. 
 
 'I was butt naked lying on my back on a bed and didn't have any idea where I was. 
 
 Attack: The Playboy Mansion is where Chloe Goins alleges she was molested in a bedroom by Cosby. She says she was first handed a drugged drink at a party by the comedian, who she thought was a kindly older man 
 
 Long association: Hefner and Cosby together. However the Playboy creator has distanced himself from his friend 
 
 'I was in a bedroom and presumed it was in the mansion because I could hear music, I don't think it was Hef's room, it was just a nice room. 
 
 'I came to and remember seeing this big man crouched over me. It was Bill Cosby and he was at my feet, kind of licking and kissing them and I think he bit my toe as that's what woke me up. 
 
 'I kind of thank God for that because that's what woke me up and I came to. 
 
 'I was shocked, I said, 'hey, what's going on', he didn't really say anything, didn't explain anything or give a reason. 
 
 'He jumped up, pulled his pants back up quickly and left. He had seen that I was alert and bolted out of there, I was left in the room by myself.' 
 
 Goins said she is sure Cosby had been licking her breasts and groping her body as well. 
 
 She said: 'I remember waking up and feeling moist all over, like he had been licking all over me. 
 
 'He wasn't on my breasts when I woke, but I could feel, you know, the saliva on them and that he'd been licking on me. 
 
 'I felt embarrassed, it was a gross, icky feeling, I felt very violated and humiliated. 
 
 'I was scared, I was just 18 and he was an old man, I was not very sexually experienced and I didn't really know what had happened, it was violating.' 
 
 Party time: Another 2008 party at the mansion, with Hefner posing with female guests 
 
 Goins says she doesn't think she had been raped or molested in any other way, but added: 'I can't be 100% sure what he did to me, I was completely out of it.' 
 
 Goins admits she was in a daze when she came around in the bedroom but says she is sure that the man molesting her was comedy legend Bill Cosby. 
 
 She said she hadn't been drinking that night other than the vodka drink Cosby had given her. 
 
 She also said she had not taken any kind of drugs or medication that night. 
 
 'Someone spiked my drink, I have no doubt about that, it was my first drink of the night,' she said. 
 
 After Cosby left the room Goins picked herself off the bed and got dressed. 
 
 'I found my dress but I couldn't find my panties anywhere, I don't know if he had them or not. 
 
 'I just got out of there as fast as I could and found my girlfriend downstairs. 
 
 'She looked at me and said I didn't seem right so she was like, 'let's go'. I think she could tell something was wrong. 
 
 On the way back to the hotel Chloe confided in her friend and told her what had happened. 
 
 'I told her I was scared and didn't know what to do, I told her I didn't think I had been raped, but what happened to me wasn't right, at the very least he was groping and molesting me. 
 
 'She consoled me and said she felt bad about it, but neither of us thought about telling anyone.' 
 
 Goins said she had always wanted to be a model and singer from a young age and had aspired to appear in Playboy magazine. 
 
 Playboy victim: Former Playboy bunny Carla Ferrigno in circa 1980 in Los Angeles, California, with her husband, actor and bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno. She claims Cosby assaulted her too 
 
 Another Playboy victim: Victoria Valentino, a former Playboy Playmate in 1963, has come out to say Bill Cosby raped her as well. 
 
 'We were young, we wanted to be Playboy models. I was scared about saying anything about what happened, especially as it was at the Playboy mansion because it's known for naughty stuff. 
 
 'I didn't want to get in trouble and maybe ruin my modeling career and nor did my friend as she was getting the invites to the parties. 
 
 'Bill Cosby was on TV and had a family man image, I thought to hurt that, he would come after me, try to ruin me.' 
 
 Unsurprisingly, Goins has never been back to the Playboy mansion since. 
 
 She says the experience changed her view of men and she finds it hard to trust. 
 
 This isn't something I really wanted out there about myself, but I saw all the women who had come forward, over 20 women and it grossed me out. I feel he needs to pay for it, he deserves to pay for it. I don't think he raped me so I am one of the lucky ones, but at the same time it was a f***ed up situation.' Chloe Goins 
 
 Goins said: 'It's definitely messed up my sexuality and how I look at men, I have a very hard time trusting them, so yes it has traumatized me.' 
 
 Goins says she feels strongly that her and other women should have the courage to come forward. 
 
 'I confided in a friend one night and he said I should come forward,' she explained. 
 
 'I never really thought about it before, but I definitely want to give a statement to the police. 
 
 'This isn't something I really wanted out there about myself, but I saw all the women who had come forward, over 20 women and it grossed me out. I feel he needs to pay for it, he deserves to pay for it. 
 
 'Unlike many of those women, I don't think he raped me so I am one of the lucky ones, but at the same time it was a f***ed up situation.' 
 
 The MailOnline has interviewed the friend who was with Goins at the Playboy mansion that night and she has confirmed Goins' version of events. 
 
 The friend has asked not to be identified for this article. She said it was her who had invited Goins to the party in LA as her plus one. 
 
 The friend, who is a few years older than Goins and was also an aspiring model, recalled: 'I had been to the mansion before and I invited Chloe this time. Through my friends we were talking with Hef and that's when Bill Cosby came over. 
 
 'He got us drinks and we were talking away and that's when Chloe started to feel unwell.' 
 
 The friend says Hefner said he had a room which Goins could use to have a lie down. When she agreed to go to the room Cosby piped up and offered to show her where it was. 
 
 The friend said: 'Even though I've been there a few times I don't know the mansion very well, but Bill Cosby seemed like he did. 
 
 'He was being nice, he was very old, I thought he was taking care of her and Hef was good with it so I thought, 'wow, that's nice, he's a big celebrity and he's taking care of my friend'. 
 
 The friend says 45 minutes to an hour passed but she never thought for a second Goins was in danger. 
 
 'When she came back I knew there was something wrong, that's when I got her out of there and she told me what he did to her. 
 
 'I can't say what happened in that room, I wasn't there, but Chloe is a good friend.' 
 
 She added: 'I feel bad about the whole thing, I'm the one who took her there. I feel bad because I didn't take care of her that night.' 
 
 'Bill Cosby has been a good friend for many years and the mere thought of these allegations is truly saddening. I would never tolerate this kind of behavior, regardless of who was involved Hugh Hefner last weekend 
 
 Cosby is currently being investigated by police over rape and drug allegations as one of his 20 accusers filed a police report. 
 
 Two detectives met with Judy Huth who claims the revered entertainer drugged and raped her at Hugh Hefner's mansion in 1974 when she was 15. 
 
 Her accusation prompted Cosby's lawyers to file a lawsuit against Huth branding her a liar. 
 
 But earlier this month the now-55-year-old responded by filing a police report which has sparked an LAPD investigation. 
 
 Huth is not the only accuser to claim she was attacked at the Playboy mansion. 
 
 Then, former Playboy bunny P.J. Masten claimed she was given a drugged drink and raped by Cosby at the Playboy Club in Chicago in 1979. 
 
 Masten said she believes there are other former Bunnies who are too ashamed to come forward with their own stories. 
 
 Earlier this month, Hugh Hefner released a statement about the allegations against Cosby and his personal connection. 
 
 'Bill Cosby has been a good friend for many years and the mere thought of these allegations is truly saddening,' Hefner said. 
 
 'I would never tolerate this kind of behavior, regardless of who was involved.' 
 
 Cosby's lawyer, Marty Singer, did not respond to a request for comment from MailOnline. Playboy did not respond to a request for comment either. ||||| A lawyer for a woman who says Bill Cosby sexually abused her when she was 15 stated in a recent court filing that he has interviewed two witnesses who corroborate her story. 
 
 Attorney Marc Strecker wrote in a sworn declaration filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday that he has reviewed photographs of his client, Judy Huth, with Cosby at the Playboy Mansion in the mid-1970s, the place and time she says the abuse happened. 
 
 Huth's sexual battery lawsuit against Cosby comes amid a flurry of allegations that he drugged and sexually assaulted more than a dozen women. 
 
 Read more Three Bill Cosby Accusers Detail Sexual Assault at Gloria Allred Press Conference 
 
 Cosby's attorney Martin Singer is seeking to dismiss the suit and has called it an extortion attempt. He says Huth tried to sell her story to a tabloid 10 years ago and contends that undercuts her claim of recently discovered psychological damage. Singer did not return a phone message from The Associated Press seeking comment Monday. 
 
 The AP doesn't normally identify people who say they are victims of sexual abuse, but Huth has come forward publicly in the lawsuit and at a news conference. 
 
 Strecker's declaration does not provide details about how the witnesses corroborate Huth's story, but her lawsuit states she and a 16-year-old female friend were taken to the Playboy Mansion by Cosby sometime around 1974. The lawsuit states that they met him at a film shoot, and he later gave them alcohol while they played pool, before he took them to the mansion. 
 
 Strecker's filing also includes a declaration from Dr. Anthony E. Reading, a clinical psychologist who interviewed Huth and stated there is "a reasonable basis to believe that Ms. Huth has been subject to childhood sexual abuse." Reading's statement does not mention Cosby. Strecker didn't return a call from AP. 
 
 Los Angeles police are investigating Huth's allegations. 
 
 She appeared at a news conference Dec. 5 with attorney Gloria Allred, who held up decades-old photographs of Huth with Cosby. Allred wrote in an email Monday that the photos were taken at the Playboy Mansion. ||||| FILE - In this Friday, Dec. 5, 2014 file photo, Judy Huth appears at a press conference with attorney Gloria Allred, not shown, outside the Los Angeles Police Department's Wilshire Division station in... (Associated Press) 
 
 LOS ANGELES (AP) — A lawyer for a woman who says Bill Cosby sexually abused her when she was 15 stated in a recent court filing that he has interviewed two witnesses who corroborate her story. 
 
 Attorney Marc Strecker wrote in a sworn declaration filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Friday that he has reviewed photographs of his client, Judy Huth, with Cosby at the Playboy Mansion in the mid-1970s, the place and time she says the abuse happened. 
 
 Huth's sexual battery lawsuit against Cosby comes amid a flurry of allegations that he drugged and sexually assaulted more than a dozen women. He has never been charged in connection with any of the accusations, and his lawyers deny many of the allegations. He settled with a Pennsylvania woman who in a 2005 lawsuit said Cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. 
 
 Cosby's attorney Martin Singer is seeking to dismiss Huth's suit and has called it an extortion attempt. He says Huth tried to sell her story to a tabloid 10 years ago and contends that undercuts her claim of recently discovered psychological damage. Singer did not return a phone message from The Associated Press seeking comment Monday. 
 
 The AP doesn't normally identify people who say they are victims of sexual abuse, but Huth has come forward publicly in the lawsuit and at a news conference. 
 
 Strecker's declaration does not provide details about how the witnesses corroborate Huth's story, but her lawsuit states she and a 16-year-old female friend were taken to the Playboy Mansion by Cosby sometime around 1974. The lawsuit states that they met him at a film shoot, and he later gave them alcohol while they played pool, before he took them to the mansion. 
 
 Strecker's filing also includes a declaration from Dr. Anthony E. Reading, a clinical psychologist who interviewed Huth and stated there is "a reasonable basis to believe that Ms. Huth has been subject to childhood sexual abuse." Reading's statement does not mention Cosby. Strecker didn't return a call from AP. 
 
 Many of the allegations against Cosby are blocked from court by statutes of limitations, but Los Angeles police are investigating Huth's claims. 
 
 She appeared at a news conference Dec. 5 with attorney Gloria Allred, who held up decades-old photographs of Huth with Cosby. Allred wrote in an email Monday that the photos were taken at the Playboy Mansion. 
 
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 Anthony McCartney can be reached at http://twitter.com/mccartneyAP ||||| The sexual assault allegedly happened within California’s statute of limitations for filing criminal charges 
 
 A new sexual assault claim against Bill Cosby has surfaced from a woman who said she was drugged at the Playboy Mansion and woke to find the comedian licking and kissing her toes. The attack allegedly happened in 2008, which puts the claim within California’s statute of limitations for criminal charges. 
 
 Chloe Goins told the Daily Mail she plans to make a full statement to Los Angeles police. An LAPD representative could not be reached for comment. 
 
 Goins said she was 18 years old when she attended a party with a girlfriend at the famous Los Angeles home of Hugh Hefner. There, Goins said Hefner introduced the women to Cosby, who engaged them in conversation and allegedly gave them drinks. 
 
 “I wasn't really supposed to drink because of my age, but I was like, okay, cool. I thought I'd got a drink on the side,” Goins told the newspaper, then “everything kind of went a little foggy, I started feeling sick to my stomach and just dizzy.” 
 
 Goins said Cosby escorted her to one of the mansion’s many bedrooms so she could rest, but she does not remember entering the bedroom. Goins said her next memory was waking up “butt naked” on a bed with a half-naked Cosby hunched over her, licking her toes and pleasuring himself. 
 
 Read more Bill Cosby Accuser Beverly Johnson "Felt Such a Loss" After He Allegedly Drugged Her 
 
 “I came to and remember seeing this big man crouched over me. It was Bill Cosby, and he was at my feet, kind of licking and kissing them and I think he bit my toe as that's what woke me up,” Goins told the Daily Mail. 
 
 Cosby allegedly jumped up, pulled up his pants and left the room. Goins said she believed Cosby had groped her body and licked her breasts. 
 
 More than 20 women have publicly claimed the comedian drugged and/or sexually assaulted them over a period spanning several decades. One of those women has filed a police report and lawsuit in Los Angeles against Cosby, alleging he assaulted her at the Playboy Mansion in 1974, when she was 15 years old. 
 
 Cosby’s lawyer, Martin Singer, has denied the women’s claims and questioned the accusers' credibility. Singer did not respond to a request for comment on Goins’ claim. 
 
 Cosby has remained mostly silent about the allegations, though he commented in an interview over the weekend that the “black media” should remain “neutral” on the charges against him. 
 
 On Monday, Cosby's wife, Camille, issued a statement defending her husband as “the man you thought you knew.”
– A pair of witnesses support a woman's claim that Bill Cosby sexually abused her when she was 15, her lawyer says in a court filing. Lawyer Marc Strecker says he's seen pictures of his client, Judy Huth, at the Playboy Mansion with Bill Cosby in the 1970s, reports the Hollywood Reporter, information that matches her story. The filing doesn't offer specifics of what the witnesses know, the AP reports, but it does contain a psychologist's assessment that there's "a reasonable basis to believe that Ms. Huth has been subject to childhood sexual abuse." Cosby, whose wife recently reacted to sex assault reports against him, isn't named in the psychological assessment. Meanwhile, yet another woman has come forward with allegations against Cosby, saying he drugged her at another Playboy Mansion party just six years ago, when she was 18. The timing means Cosby could still be criminally charged for the incident, the Hollywood Reporter notes. Chloe Goins plans to report the incident to police, the Daily Mail reports. She says she went to a party at the mansion, where she was introduced to Cosby, who gave her a drink, though she was underage. Feeling dizzy, she lay down in a room offered by Hugh Hefner, she says. Cosby allegedly guided her to the room, and when she woke up, she says, she was naked and he was licking her toes and masturbating. "This isn't something I really wanted out there about myself," she says, but after so many women have come forward, "I feel he needs to pay for it."