Megyn Kelly

And it tracks because Amy was from a very well-to-do family.

She was very popular.

She was like the head cheerleader or what have you.

And that's not generally the one that the inappropriate...

gross math teacher chooses to abuse.

Sadly, they usually choose girls from broken families, can be boys too, especially when it comes to childhood sexual abuse, broken families who can't threaten them as much or who can be demeaned or diminished or don't have means and so on.

In any event, it doesn't mean it can't happen to a well-off girl, but there were holes in the story from the start.

And then the New York Times found this woman who went to school with Amy who says she stole my story.

And not only that, but then that woman filed a lawsuit against Amy Griffin saying, not only did you steal my story, you came out here, you met with me shortly before the publication of your book, and you got me to send you a postcard.

I was like, hey, so good to be back in touch.

And then you clearly co-opted that story for your book saying,

This other girl, Claudia, who you went to school with, who also got allegedly raped by the man you're claiming raped you, sent you a postcard out of the blue.

And it seemed to you to be telegraphing that, like, me too, after your memoir was published.

And so this woman's like, you're a fraud.

You stole my story.

You asked me to have coffee.

You gave me a postcard or asked me to buy one and then wrote out your address for me to send it to you.

And then you wrote about it in the book.

Like there's this other person named Claudia who was also raped, but that's not the truth.

Only I was, as far as I know.