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Message: [QUOTE="Fairfield Fan, post: 2064076, member: 6911"] We might be talking about different reports. It was the Philadelphia law firm Pepper Hamilton that was originally tasked with writing the report. PH still hasn't issued a full report, according to this: [URL]http://deadspin.com/baylors-sexual-assault-scandal-still-no-report-still-1788615031[/URL] Baylor's Sexual Assault Scandal: Still No Report, Still Few Answers Emma Baccellieri 11/05/16 1:25pmFiled to: ART BRILES "Pepper Hamilton, the law firm responsible for independently analyzing the scandal, released a brief “findings of fact” in May that failed to address most of the details or to reveal who knew what and when—despite head coach Art Briles and university president Ken Starr being given pink slips. "With no comprehensive report available from the investigation, members of the Board of Regents have begun sharing slightly different perspectives on how the university handled the scandal, with members of Baylor’s football coaching staff and athletic department pushing back. And with so little information available to fact-check these perspectives, discerning the truth is difficult. The Dallas Morning News reported this week that the regents were briefed on the Pepper Hamilton investigation twice in the spring, and local news station KWTX has reported that no recordings exist of those briefings and Pepper Hamilton provided nothing in writing...." I think there have been court filings and newspaper reports. Just saying that the law firm Pepper Hamilton, which is the go-to firm for universities wishing to sweep sexual assault scandals under the rug, does not appear to have written a real report on what happened at Baylor. It's coming out in drips and drabs in other ways. But I may be behind the curve on this, and BY might be ahead of it. Bottom line is that Baylor has treated women students miserably. So much for their Christian ethos. [/QUOTE]

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