Sammy Davis Jr.'s Ex-Girlfriend Claims Bill Cosby Raped Her

Katherine McKee joins over 20 women who have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assault. Photo: NYDN

An ex-girlfriend of Sammy Davis Jr. has said Bill Cosby raped her in a Detroit hotel room when she toured with Davis in the early '70s.

Former Vegas showgirl and actress Katherine McKee, 65, told the New York Daily News her story, joining several women who've accused Cosby of sexually assaulting them, including models Janice Dickinson and Beverly Johnson.

McKee, who partied with Davis' Rat Pack crew in the '60s, claims she was attacked after Cosby invited her to a party when she stayed in Detroit after one of Davis' shows so she could visit family.

McKee said Cosby asked her to get some ribs from a local restaurant and then pick him up at his hotel. “I remember I walked in the door [to his hotel room], and he had a robe and cap on," she recalled. "He took the ribs from my hands and just grabbed me."

“He spun me around, pulled my panties down and just took it. We were still standing at the door when he attacked me,” she told the newspaper. "It was so fast and so shocking and so unbelievable."

"To me, there was a different personality involved," she continued. "He was a different man. It felt like a different person performing that act."

McKee said she and Cosby never spoke of the attack, and she did not tell Davis: "I didn’t want to put that in Sammy’s head," McKee said.

Cosby and McKee in the 1970s. Photo: Getty/NYDN

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Plus, "I was mad at my own self for not saying, ‘What the f---?’ Why didn’t I stop it and get him away from me? But it happened too fast. I was absolutely flabbergasted," she said.

She remained quiet until a recent wave of sexual assault claims against the comedian "flushed it out."

Over the past two months, Cosby has been accused of sexually assaulting more than 20 women over a period spanning several decades but has not been criminally charged. He has remained mostly silent about the allegations, aside from brief comments to a New York Post reporter, to whom he said some media outlets should approach the issue with a "neutral mind." Through his lawyer Marin Singer, the actor continues to claim his innocence.

The comedian is currently on a live stand-up tour, although multiple tour dates have been canceled in recent weeks.

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