As Bill Cosby's sexual-assault trial continues, allegations brought forth by accuser Andrea Constand have painted a terrifying picture of the 79-year-old comedian.
On the second day of the trial, Constand took the stand to give her side of the story, alleging that the comedian gave her pills that paralyzed her and left her helpless as he sexually assaulted her. 

The allegations are certainly disturbing, and Cosby continues to deny there's any truth to them at all.

Under oath, Constand said that Cosby assaulted her after he gave her three blue pills, which he told her were a natural remedy to ease the stress she was feeling because of an upcoming career change. Constand said that 20 minutes after she took the pills she began to feel woozy, and experienced blurred vision and slurred words.

"In my head, I was trying to get my hands to move or my legs to move, but I was frozen," Constand said. "I wasn't able to fight in any way." She went on to say that after the drugs took their full effect, Cosby assaulted her by touching her genitals, and placing her hand on his penis. "I wanted it to stop," she said, adding that after the incident she "felt really humiliated and I felt really confused."

Constand's testimony was the first time she was able to tell her story in public as she was barred from doing so thanks to the settlement she had signed in 2006. While her deposition from that lawsuit remains sealed, it is clear that Constand is using her day in court to fully describe the assault she allegedly suffered at the hands of the iconic comedian.

See how Cosby's civil case is getting even messier on The Wendy Williams Show, above.