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Baylor Rape HQ - (major lawsuit settled)
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Here's the latest Vertuno report on the **** bailer! rape scandal from yesterday's NewsOK:
http://newsok.com/lawsuit-baylor-fostered-hunting-ground-for-sexual-assault/article/5505518
Is that some sort of gang rape joke?
UH is wearing a pretty short skirt.
Do they still have that out door sculpture of the nude woman on the monkey bars on campus? I used to see that when my bro attended there. Usually someone had put a bra on her....classy.
No idea. I haven't been to the main campus since we did our HS graduation at Hofheinz back in the day. I actually think UH has done a great job of positioning themselves for the next round of conference expansion. It's more than just athletic improvements. They've teally worked across the entire school to make themselves attractive to a P5 conference.
Did Nathan donate that spot?
Or his name ain't Nathan Arizona!
BuffHerd
Club Member
Tex-ass will be leading this rap and pillage campaign. Just like always in conference terms.
I would think it would be c and w and pillage.
At this point their best hope is to release it all. Every bit of it. Then terminate everyone in a position of leadership and start over. Including a new board of regents, governors, or directors (whatever they call it).
You are right, blow it up, apologize for going off course, and start fresh.
They won't though. They are to arrogant. In their minds they are the victims of an organized attack on them because of jealousy on the part of their rivals.
If any thing the will double down and go even further into the "ends justify the means" mentality. Certainly they will take some token steps as they have already but none of them will be soon enough or severe enough to make a dent in the culture that made this whole mess possible in the first place.
Hopefully the juries will see through them and the financial judgements will get large enough that they have no choice but to listen. It still wont be justice
I get my stuff from Unpainted Arizona.
Wow, it does keep getting worse. I cannot imagine...
Deleted member 807
Guest
Is Jane Roe 4 different than Jane Doe 4 that was identified in the title IX suit filed in May?
Unsure - this amendment is more recent than may though.
I wonder how these administrators can go home at night and look their daughters in the eye.
At this point it is just more details about the same mess.
My sense is that we are just looking at the tip of the iceberg. There is a systematic widespread rot throughout the university that cannot be fixed. The only solution is to fire everyone, blow it up and start fresh. This would include completely shutting down revenue sports for at least one year if not more.
At this point it is just more details about the same mess.
My sense is that we are just looking at the tip of the iceberg. There is a systematic widespread rot throughout the university that cannot be fixed. The only solution is to fire everyone, blow it up and start fresh. This would include completely shutting down revenue sports for at least one year if not more.
Bailer has filled a motion to dismiss as the name on record they have is Jane Doe, and this person's name is Jane Roe. They have no such record of said incident and therefor must be a false claim.
Baylor's code of conduct discouraged reporting of rape. http://www.sfgate.com/news/texas/article/Baylor-s-strict-conduct-code-may-have-silenced-8735090.php
"A number of victims were told that if they made a report of rape, their parents would be informed of the details of where they were and what they were doing," said Chad Dunn, a Houston attorney who represents six women who have sued Baylor under the anonymous identification of Jane Doe.
Two women said they were pushed to accept alcohol conduct violations when they reported their assaults, or feared sexual conduct violations if they did.
One woman said her case began when she called police to report a physical assault on another woman at an off-campus party. Police demanded to know if she was underage and had been drinking, then arrested and reported her to the school office that investigates conduct code violations, she said. She told Baylor officials her drinking was a result of being raped a month earlier and detailed what happened in person and in a letter.
She received an alcohol code violation and told to do 25 hours community service, and when she tried to appeal, the woman said Baylor officials urged her to drop it. The school never pursued her rape claim.
"I was told by many Baylor staff that they couldn't do anything for me because my assault was off campus, yet they had no problem punishing me for my off-campus drinking," the woman said. Schools are bound by federal law to investigate on- and off-campus sex assault allegations.
"A number of victims were told that if they made a report of rape, their parents would be informed of the details of where they were and what they were doing," said Chad Dunn, a Houston attorney who represents six women who have sued Baylor under the anonymous identification of Jane Doe.
Two women said they were pushed to accept alcohol conduct violations when they reported their assaults, or feared sexual conduct violations if they did.
One woman said her case began when she called police to report a physical assault on another woman at an off-campus party. Police demanded to know if she was underage and had been drinking, then arrested and reported her to the school office that investigates conduct code violations, she said. She told Baylor officials her drinking was a result of being raped a month earlier and detailed what happened in person and in a letter.
She received an alcohol code violation and told to do 25 hours community service, and when she tried to appeal, the woman said Baylor officials urged her to drop it. The school never pursued her rape claim.
"I was told by many Baylor staff that they couldn't do anything for me because my assault was off campus, yet they had no problem punishing me for my off-campus drinking," the woman said. Schools are bound by federal law to investigate on- and off-campus sex assault allegations.
****bailer
Can this be true? Anyone who's sent a kid to college know that the school won't give you any information about your child.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Do private schools have that same legal requirement?
Yes. My kid's going to a private university in the fall and we've been informed in certain terms that the school won't provide any information (grade, health) to us.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
Interesting, I honestly didn't know. Thank you.