Luna

So I just kind of got used to him being around and on the times that I would talk to him, he was very emotionally open.

He would tell me things about his personal life that I wouldn't normally tell somebody.

He immediately told me that he had three sisters.

And I was like, wow, this guy has grown up around a lot of women and no wonder he's befriending all these women.

He's very sensitive, very emotional, very gentle.

He had talked to me a lot about spending a lot of time with his grandparents.

That was part of the reason that he came up to where he is.

We spent a lot more time together, not really so much one-on-one leading up to the assault and then the night of, but anytime I had hung out with him, he was always really fun and he would dance a lot.

He was loud.

He was very flamboyant.

I liked him a lot.

My roommate actually really had a thing for him.

So she always spoke really highly of him and she would talk about him a lot and she would talk to me about him and I would just be like, yeah, he's really nice.

A lot of my friends thought the same thing.

We all really liked the fact that he was around women and grew up with sisters.

That made us feel a lot more comfortable around him.

My friend and I, we would go to the communal showers together and we would talk while we were showering and she'd come back to my room in like her bathrobe and I'd be in my towel and he would be in my room or he'd be on the girl's floor and we'd walk past him in our pajamas and nobody ever felt unsafe around him.

We all thought he was like one of the girls.

As the end of September approached, my school does something called the First Year Seminar.

It's a thing that we do where all the first year students get together and we get paired into these groups and we have to come up with some kind of project.