what would it take to have this was an incredibly emotional and powerful hearing. the eyes of the nation is on these women. it would seem if not now, when? i agree. congress should immediately stop qualified immunity for law enforcement officers immediately. our taxpayers pay law enforcement officers should be suggested to the same law to the rest of us, they should be hold accountable when they don t protect us. and all the young girls who followed them after miss maroney in 2015 reported it. how many girls were continued to be raped and abused by this man? all of them. it s the fbi s fault. it s just outrageous. there should be a lot more accountability and prosecutions and a total overhaul of law
law enforcement in the united states and especially in the fbi. juries have repeatedly found the fbi dealt with discrimination and sex cases in their own offices. and the law requires everybody who comes in contact with these kinds of allegations on behalf of children to report it, not only to other law enforcement, local law enforcement but to child protection agencies, none of these people have been prosecuted and they never are. this happens all the time in america and it s shocking and horrible. there is no accountability. langerman just got fired, he was the head officer that maroney went to. abbott, the head of the office he retired. he s collecting a taxpayer
because they thought it was so cool to have the same doctor as us. and so that s been one of the hardest and devastating parts for me is so many survivors suffered with guilt and shame. these women testifying after years of public criticism over everything from their performances to what they have said about their own mental health and their facial expressions. now after years of being silence, maroney of a striking indictment of the fbi and everyone who was supposed to protect these young athletes. they chose to lie about what i said and protect a serial child molester rather than protect not only me but countless others. i was naked and completely alone of him on top of me molesting for ours. i cried at the memory over the known and there were dead silence.
statements and failed to properly document complaints by the accusers at the time. not only did the fbi not report my abuse, but when they eventually documented my report 17 months later they made entirely false claims about what i said. reporter: one fbi agent already fired, michael langman, according to the washington post interviewed maroney in 2015 about her allegations of sexual abuse by nasser. and is accused of failing to launch a proper investigation. langman declined to comment as did the fbi and the inspector general s office to the paper. the fbi s handling of the nassar case is a stain on the bureau. this man is on the loose molesting children and it appears it s being lost in the paperwork of the agency. i share your bewilderment.