Olivia

I had one person from the university reach out to like ask me to talk about it for something or ask my permission about sharing parts of it.

And I didn't respond.

I left the university.

I dipped as soon as the lawsuit became public because I felt really unsafe there.

It isn't just something that happened to me.

So many of us have this tiny little part in this whole big story because I think it goes far beyond the time that I was there and the time that Miranda was there.

All of a sudden, we hear from the attorney and she is like, there's a good chance the case is going to get thrown out.

I will let you know.

And we never hear from her.

It was incredibly disheartening.

And the case ended up getting dismissed.

We actually just found that out very recently.

And it's been over five years since the lawsuit was filed.

So it was such a lengthy process.

And for so much of that time, we knew that the case would be dropped.

But to actually find it out and not find it out directly from this attorney that had really made it seem like she cared was pretty awful.

I remember when we did the Title IX after Miranda told me about what happened, that he didn't deny it.

He told the truth, but I think it's one thing to tell the truth and it's one thing to take accountability.

I think he probably wouldn't deny what happened, but I think he would continue to do what he's been doing for the past five years.

I think he would continue to do that because I think that he will never be brave enough to actually be accountable for his actions and to