Miranda

I can't fathom how the university thought that it was at all appropriate to effectively do nothing.

It was in a way even more damaging if I would have just decided to try to

heal in other ways because this was supposed to be closure for me and it was not.

It didn't even begin to come close to being closure.

I feel like I was lucky enough to go about this process in a way that gave me a lot of support.

Like I was actively in therapy because of this and my therapist helped me draft my complaint and I was able to reach out to her when I needed and I had the support system of Olivia and Rihanna.

and people who knew who were incredibly supportive.

I can't imagine if that were not the case.

I don't know how anyone is supposed to navigate this, not with support.

Emily Hugater, who was a professor at UCO with Cato, is the one who was Olivia's professor advocate previously.

Emily's distant cousin, Sheila, took on our case.

And Sheila was the lawyer?

She had been in contact with Emily.

She had told Emily to tell all of us to make a victim statement and add in all of my documentation.

So I did.

She said, thank you.

They're reviewing it.

We'll be in touch as soon as possible.

And then she said some of the complainants graduated in 2019.

So we're running into a statute of limitations issue.