red devil
Registered User
- Oct 14, 2004
- 12,727
- 21,137
She filed a civil lawsuit against Hockey Canada, the CHL and 8 players in April 2022 and it Hockey Canada paid out a legal settlement on behalf of all the defendants.I feel there are some considerations we all might want to think about.
1). She’s already got a financial payout from Hockey Canada.
2). She is filing legal charges (perhaps not correct legal terminology) against the players.
3). She has not, as yet, filed any civil charges that we know of. I.e. Not, at this point, going for any sort of money claim.
Meanwhile she’s going to go through hell and I’m sure is aware that while this plays out over the next many many months she’ll continue to. Ultimately going to have to testify to some pretty gruesome stuff. This is going to rule her life. Considering it’s already been 5 years of unpleasantness for her, why is she doing this?
Because she believes she was badly wronged and wants the people she thinks wronged her to face justice.
For those who bring up false claims, ask yourself — would YOU put yourself through this if you were trying to pull a false claim? I sure as hell wouldn’t.
Maybe she’s right, maybe she’s wrong. But let’s at least give her the benefit of the doubt. The police and legal authorities have enough evidence to feel her claims have enough merit to arrest people.
Again, guilty or not guilty? Who knows. But can we dispense with the false claims avenue for now? At least in this case, few would be gluttons for that much pain. She believes she was wronged. Clearly.
April 2022
The victim filed her statement of claim with the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, seeking $3.55 million in damages from Hockey Canada, the Canadian Hockey League and eight players "including but not limited to members of the Canada U20 Men's Junior Hockey Team from the 2018 World Junior team."Hockey Canada sexual assault case: Timeline of developments, what comes next
Five members of Canada's 2018 world junior team (four NHL players, one former NHL player) have been charged. Here's an update on what we know.
www.espn.com