I was terrified of it. I didnt know what was in it, if it had been contaminated, who had touched it. I could feel the pain as she shared really, really gruesome details. Reporter for more than a year she suffered in silence, the nameless victim of a horrible crime. At the heart of a case that was supposed to shine a spotlight on something largely happening in the shadows, campus sexual assault. On thursday at a sentencing hearing shed find her voice. Addressing the court and her attacker, former stanford swimmer brock turner directly. We were both drunk, she told him. The difference is i didnt take off your pants and underwear, touch you inappropriately and run away. Her words struck a nerve. Millions read her story and urged others to do the same. You sympathize with her because shes giving this heartbreaking account with details and its just heartbreaking. Reporter in the end the judge sentenced turner to six months in county jail and probation. His victim argued against a light sent
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