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Woman Claims University Discouraged Her From Reporting Sexual Assault
Bailey claims Michigan State University discouraged her from going to the police when she reported that three student-athletes had sexually assaulted her. She claims she was told she should focus on getting herself “back to normal.”
Bailey also asserts she was told that if she decided to move forward with charges, she would be “swimming with some really big fish.” She says she felt she had no other options.
Watch Tuesday’s conclusion of this two-part Dr. Phil, “Athletes Behaving Badly or Targets for False Accusations?” to see what Bailey says she did next, then click below to read the university’s response.
Statement From The Deputy Spokesperson For Michigan State University
And later, hear from one attorney who says student-athletes are easy targets of false allegations and another who says the women she represents are often too afraid to report sexual assault for fear of harassment and retaliation.
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Victims Of Sexual Assault By Student-Athletes Often Discouraged From Reporting, Says Attorney