never. serial rape is the norm on college campuses. each offender had 14 victims on average. a minute she walked through the door, i was on her. they know what they are doing, they are targetting fresh many, they are grooming them a america tonight investigation, sex crimes on campus. thanks for being with us, i m joie chen. it s called an epidemic, it s not getting better. america tonight aired a ground-breaking report on campus sexual assault, a problem that gained attention all the way up to the white house. we begin with the story of two young women who blazed a path with other victims, and launched a movement to shine a light on a problem in the shadows too long. it happened so quickly, it was within 2 minutes that my head was slammed into a bathroom door and again next to the toilet and the assault proceeded. i remember putting my hands on the sink, looking at myself in the mirror, and not even being able to fully comprehend what had just happened. i
they know what they are doing, they are targetting fresh many, they are grooming them a america tonight investigation, sex crimes on campus. thanks for being with us, i m joie chen. it s called an epidemic, it s not getting better. america tonight aired a ground-breaking report on campus sexual assault, a problem that gained attention all the way up to the white house. we begin with the story of two young women who blazed a path with other victims, and launched a movement to shine a light on a problem in the shadows too long. it happened so quickly, it was within 2 minutes that my head was slammed into a bathroom door and again next to the proceeded. i remember putting my hands on the sink, looking at myself in the mirror, and not even being able to fully comprehend what had just happened. it was just like i need to get out of here. these women say they were raped at a place most of us assume will be a haven of learning and safety. college. annie was a freshma
investigation, sex crimes on campus. thanks for being with us, i m joie chen. it s called an epidemic, it s not getting better. america tonight aired a ground-breaking report on campus sexual assault, a problem that gained attention all the way up to the white house. we begin with the story of two young women who blazed a path with other victims, and launched a movement to shine a light on a problem in the shadows too long. it happened so quickly, it was within 2 minutes that my head was slammed into a bathroom door and again next to the proceeded. i remember putting my hands on the sink, looking at myself in the mirror, and not even being able to fully comprehend what had just happened. it was just like i need to get out of here. these women say they were raped at a place most of us assume will be a haven of learning and safety. college. annie was a freshman, and andrea sophomore attending u.n.c., the university of north carolina at chapel hill. each said the unive
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