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Did Mikhail Markhasev, a Ukrainian immigrant with possible mob ties, kill Ennis Cosby? An exclusive report from Radar Online, Oct. 5, 2015, asked him that question to discover the truth behind Jewel Star’s wild accusations. Jewel is the aunt to Autumn Jackson, who is Bill Cosby’s illegitimate daughter and she wrote a tell-all book on Bill. She claims that Bill hired a hit man to kill his son to keep Autumn a secret. A staff member for Radar Online wrote to Mikhail to find out the truth. Was he hired by Bill Cosby to kill Ennis? Unfortunately, Mikhail did not answer the question. His response was, “Ennis’ only fault was in being in the path of a wicked idiot like myself.” Mikhail is serving a life sentence in the Corcoran State Prison in California.

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