Ken Starr has become the fall guy for the the football players sexual assaults against at least 6 women. Looks like Art Briles gets a pass, as along he keeps winning and recruiting rapists.
"The lawsuit claims that Hernandez’s mother’s inquiry to the school regarding their mental health services was shot down, saying “they were too busy” to see her daughter. It goes on to say that this happened twice more and that she was told, according to the lawsuit, by academic services that “even if a plane falls on your daughter, there’s nothing we can do to help you.”
"But prosecutors slammed Baylor’s internal investigation — saying it was cursory and unprofessional — and the judge decided the jury shouldn’t hear it.
At the end of the four-day trial, the jury found Ukwuachu guilty. He was sentenced to jail and probation; his appeal is pending.
A media uproar quickly followed: How could Baylor have cleared Ukwuachu when the jury found him guilty? Was Baylor doing all it could to ensure the safety of its students?"
"The News asked Baylor’s police department for sexual-assault reports, under a state law that makes private-school law enforcement records public. The university, citing federal student privacy rules, asked the Texas attorney general for an opinion on whether it can withhold the reports. A decision is pending.
The school’s Title IX official says more women are reporting incidents but would not provide statistics.
The university has boosted its counseling services and ordered training on what constitutes sexual violence.
But students think much more needs to be done. Baylor’s first priority needs to be the victims of sexual assaults, said Dakota Bellow, a sophomore from Houston: “Their traumas, at the end of the day, are far more important than the university’s reputation.”
From one of the comments:
The reporter left out at least two important facts that are even more damning
1. Briles knew that Ukwuachu had assaulted his girlfriend at Boise State and that he was kicked off their team for that and other issues. He brought someone that was known to have domestic violence issues to campus. That person then assaulted other women at Baylor. But, he was a good football player...
2. There was mention one of Ukwuachu's victims dropping out of Baylor after the school refused to do anything to help her, but it should have also been pointed out that Baylor revoked her soccer scholarship.
Despicable people. Despicable culture.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...tball-scandal/
http://interactives.dallasnews.com/2...-of-ken-starr/
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