Mr. Hawkins, please pick up the white courtesy phone. Dan Hawkins, the white courtesy phone.
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Baylor Rape HQ - (major lawsuit settled)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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She was gettin' mouthy.
If she can produce the text messages in question between her and Lebby, and he said anything that could remotely be construed as obstructing an investigation or encouraging her not to report, then **** bailer and Lebby could be in deep(er) ****.
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Cleaning up Baylor is simply not going to happen by firing and hiring decisions made by the Baylor BOR and interim president.
Baylor hasn't cleaned house just by firing Briles, McCaw and demoting Starr and releasing some so-called statement of fact based on the PH investigation.
To really clean house, there needs to be transparency that includes description of Baylor processes that led to suppressing information and retaliation against victims.
My recommendation for Baylor is to waive certain rights as a condition of being an NCAA/B12 member.
1) Even though BU is a private institution, they agree to be subject to the same freedom of information act laws that apply to public institutions on title 9 and athletic related issues
2) BU Title 9 and Cleary Act compliance includes a public review of process failures that led to the suppression of information and retaliation against victims.
3) Independent 3rd party certification that established process changes have been implemented at Baylor that bring the school into compliance with Title 9 and the Cleary act.
4) Victims are afforded damages as part of settlements or civil proceedings.
5) All BU employees linked to supression of information and/or retaliation against victims of sexual abuse are disciplined.
Baylor hasn't cleaned house just by firing Briles, McCaw and demoting Starr and releasing some so-called statement of fact based on the PH investigation.
To really clean house, there needs to be transparency that includes description of Baylor processes that led to suppressing information and retaliation against victims.
My recommendation for Baylor is to waive certain rights as a condition of being an NCAA/B12 member.
1) Even though BU is a private institution, they agree to be subject to the same freedom of information act laws that apply to public institutions on title 9 and athletic related issues
2) BU Title 9 and Cleary Act compliance includes a public review of process failures that led to the suppression of information and retaliation against victims.
3) Independent 3rd party certification that established process changes have been implemented at Baylor that bring the school into compliance with Title 9 and the Cleary act.
4) Victims are afforded damages as part of settlements or civil proceedings.
5) All BU employees linked to supression of information and/or retaliation against victims of sexual abuse are disciplined.
Deleted member 807
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I saw a rumor on shaggy that an ESPN OTL reporter may be investigating any link between the death of Inya Eleje that allegedly may or may not be tied to the beat down that was administered to him by Baylor FB player Ahmad Dixon.
Hey, if we covered up one murder, why not two?
Agree with all of this plus
Establish an independent office where victims can go and report without having to worry about Baylor administration knowing who or what was reported unless the person with advice of counsel chooses to advance into a legal resolution. This office would also serve future potential victims of crimes involving Baylor students (or staff) without the discrimination present in the Baylor culture.
Clean out the football staff and the staff of any other sport in which this culture of enabling criminal activity exist or existed, also clear out the athletic administration and those in the school administration who did or should have had supervisory responsibility.
Develop and publish a specific policy regarding how these incidents will be handled in the future and who will be responsible for making sure they are handled according to that policy.
Story has now made the NY Post.
http://nypost.com/2016/06/07/baylor-football-player-beat-me-up-three-times-and-school-did-nothing/
http://nypost.com/2016/06/07/baylor-football-player-beat-me-up-three-times-and-school-did-nothing/
Wouldn't hurt my feelings any, I hated Lebby's dad.
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i click every link I can to let the media outlets know this Baylor story hasnt blown over yet.
Nothing Baylor wants more than for this whole thing to eventually blow over so they can return to the way they were.
Nothing Baylor wants more than for this whole thing to eventually blow over so they can return to the way they were.
This is a fantastic strategy. Even if you don't read the article, click on it. Encourage more articles with the same theme.
Something so obvious that it never occurred to me.
He'll, I'm going to start clicking on then twice, once on my work computer and another time at home.
That is one group you don't want investigating you.
Brilliant as always, Skiddy!
https://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaa...-2014-by-current-baylor-player-125819000.html
Another woman raped, allegedly. But didn't report it. Sounds like exactly the environment Baylor was going for.
Another woman raped, allegedly. But didn't report it. Sounds like exactly the environment Baylor was going for.
SuperiorBuff
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Click the links people!
What's a "Bi*th"? Stupid mother****er. UBL?
disabled the comments - that has to be a record
disgusting.
And again the name of assistant coach (yes still employed assistant coach) Jeff Lebby comes up.
Amazing how the player lets his assistant coach know he did it, the campus counseling center shies away from doing anything with it because he is a football player, the medical clinic leaves her with an STD test and a "good luck."
They need to burn that place down.
Amazing how the player lets his assistant coach know he did it, the campus counseling center shies away from doing anything with it because he is a football player, the medical clinic leaves her with an STD test and a "good luck."
They need to burn that place down.
The feds do have experience launching ground assaults in Waco. Wouldn't be that hard...
ugh.
And people wonder why women don't report rape asap. What woman in this world wants to be called names and revictimized over and over again by the institutions that are supposed to protect them?
I need to stop reading all of this. I'm getting more angry each day and it can't be healthy.
And people wonder why women don't report rape asap. What woman in this world wants to be called names and revictimized over and over again by the institutions that are supposed to protect them?
I need to stop reading all of this. I'm getting more angry each day and it can't be healthy.
You know Lebby is Briles' son in law, right?
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Channel that anger through a sternly worded letter/tweet to Nike. How dare Nike align themselves with an institution that has a chronic habit of enabling rapists through victim-shaming!
Just to clarify, Lebby's name is not mentioned in connection with this case. It only comes up when the article mentions the Devin Chafin assault allegations as background.
Is it me or does it seem people are more concerned about this Stanford swimmer rape story ? Maybe it's just my Facebook feed and what not, but what's going on in in Waco and at BU is truly sickening. Not that the swimmer story isn't gross
Still shocks me that a victim would go to the coaching staff at all. I think it speaks to the cozy relationship that the football program has with the Waco PD. I expect the Waco PD to get some serious heat at some point if they failed to investigate when they should have. Waco residents should be concerned for their own safety, related to having a functional and trustworthy PD, if nothing else.
I kind of agree, and I think it's because there was the very specific letter to the rapist that has become widely publicized, as well as the ass clown father's statement, and the fact that **** face was only sentenced to 6 months in prison. This ****bailer story has so many moving parts and very little resolution at this point.