Report: At Least 14 People at Michigan State Ignored Larry Nassar Complaints For Years

Posted Jan 20, 2018
Over the course of nearly 20 years, more than a dozen employees of Michigan State University were made aware of sexual abuse allegations against Larry Nassar and failed to act, according to an investigation by the Detroit News. At least eight women voiced concerns about Nassar’s “treatments,” and their complaints reportedly reached at least 14 MSU officials. (Sports Illustrated)

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