DaveMatthew
Bring in Peter
Again, we will know the names of those involved, this is not controversial. We will know who was involved and what their suspensions may be and any criminal charges that may be levied. All I am suggesting is that if the young woman involved, who is the only person we should be worried about in the scheme of things, decides she does not want to cooperate and just wants to put this behind her, we should not release specific details of the specific actions of any of the persons involved. If player A is suspended for life as a result of the investigation and faces criminal charges ranging from sexual assault to rape while player B is suspended for two years and faces criminal charges of aiding and abetting do you need to know how involved they were beyond that? Let the actual victim decide the level of public release of details. None of us need to know if she doesn't want us to. Why is this concept so hard to grasp for the group?
This was the statement the victim's layer made in the original Westhead article:
“The plaintiff is satisfied with the outcome and relieved that this difficult matter has been concluded,” Talach wrote in an email to TSN on Tuesday. “She has nothing further to add and, consistent with her expressed wishes and behaviour throughout, requests that her privacy and desire not to be identified continues to be respected.”
Hockey Canada, CHL settle lawsuit over alleged sexual assault involving World Junior players - TSN.ca
A woman who alleged she was sexually assaulted by eight Canadian Hockey League players, including members of Canada’s gold medal-winning 2017-18 World Junior team, has agreed to drop a lawsuit against the players, Hockey Canada, and the CHL after reaching a settlement.
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