The country’s normally fractious opposition has rallied around a conservative mayor who just might be able to oust the authoritarian prime minister after more than a decade.
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explicit images and texts to a female reporter who ultimately left the industry, left the country, and so i was reading some of those reports. i don t work in sports any more, and in particular i read one by brittany jolly of the athletic. she was in a similar situation. it started the same way. she went to a hotel room of a player to do an interview. the difference is hers from the very start, it was obvious that they didn t want to do an interview. she was met with a romantic scene, and so she left, which i would have done the same if i had been met in that way. and i read her story and i was just like, it shocked me. i just suddenly realized what i should have known all along. if it was someone else, i would have known all along it wasn t their fault. they didn t do anything wrong. but i think sometimes we expect of ourselves, i shouldn t have been in the room. i should have somehow been able
to get out of there. and i read her story and it just shook me. and i was so upset. in a way it was good because i realized that, but then i couldn t keep it quiet any more. so initially i told a couple people, a few people. even though i m not currently a writer or reporter in the profession, i m still a writer at heart. i still tell stories, narrative. and i wanted to tell my story. the other reason i decided to come forward is i kept hearing stories about not as severe a things, but the pervasive everyday sexual harassment which is all the time. it doesn t seem like it s gotten better. and i also felt because i m not a reporter any more, because i m not in sports any more, i could come forward and be frank and be sincere and say everything i wanted to say without fear of losing my job or my ability to
go out and work to buy your own things. don t steal and don t kill just to get those things. work for them just like my husband did. what have you heard from police so far in the investigation? not a thing. they have not contacted me since the death, and they didn t contact me about the death. his father-in-law was on the scene and they took his phone to give me their number, detective walters. i ve contacted them yesterday about three or four times, no answer. i just want his phones back. i want his belongings. i want to get arrangements settled for me and his family to put him in the ground. do you think the city at this point is doing enough to stop crime like this? no. not at all.