Audrie Pott’s Case
Pott’s daughter, Audrie, was a sophomore at Saratoga High School in 2012 when she took her own life.
It happened eight days after she attended a party where three male students also attending the school admitted they sexually assaulted the 15-year-old, took photos of her and wrote lewd messages on her private areas when she was passed out.
Two of the boys were sentenced to 30 days in juvenile hall, served on weekends. The third boy was sentenced to 45 consecutive days.
No one was expelled from Saratoga High School.
Pott believes that decision to allow the boys back on campus sent a dangerous message to students at both high schools.
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Published: 3/8/2021 4:44:29 PM
A scholarship fund honoring late Antrim resident David Day is gathering steam, and organizer Sharon Voorhees said she hopes that sharing his story can additionally help others at risk of suicide. Day died in April 2019 at the age of 50.
Day was a lifelong friend, Voorhees said, who celebrated each life milestone in lockstep with her husband, Toby. They were born five days apart and grew up on the same street, joined the military together, married women from the same graduating class, and had daughters born eight days apart, Voorhees said. “They did everything together,” she said.