Post by Logan on Jun 5, 2016 21:42:09 GMT -6
Somehow, Ken Starr keeps making Baylor's expanding sexual assault catastrophe even worse. Friday morning, a Waco TV station released the full video of an interview it conducted with the school's former president on Wednesday shortly after he made the decision to resign as chancellor.
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During the interview, KWTX's Julie Hays asks Starr about an email sent by a woman who says she was raped by Tevin Elliot, a Baylor football player currently serving 20 years for a separate attack. The email is addressed to Starr and, among others, Baylor's former football coach, Art Briles. At first, Starr says that he very well could've seen the email.
"I honestly may have. I’m not denying that I saw it," he tells Hays.
According to KWTX, at that point, Merrie Spaeth, a crisis management specialist introduced to KWTX by Starr as a family friend, asked KWTX News Director Mikel Lauber to promise not to use that portion of the interview. When Lauber refused, Spaeth pulled Starr from the room.
Read more: www.dallasobserver.com/news/ken-starr-makes-things-worse-with-bizarre-local-tv-interview-8360770
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During the interview, KWTX's Julie Hays asks Starr about an email sent by a woman who says she was raped by Tevin Elliot, a Baylor football player currently serving 20 years for a separate attack. The email is addressed to Starr and, among others, Baylor's former football coach, Art Briles. At first, Starr says that he very well could've seen the email.
"I honestly may have. I’m not denying that I saw it," he tells Hays.
According to KWTX, at that point, Merrie Spaeth, a crisis management specialist introduced to KWTX by Starr as a family friend, asked KWTX News Director Mikel Lauber to promise not to use that portion of the interview. When Lauber refused, Spaeth pulled Starr from the room.
Read more: www.dallasobserver.com/news/ken-starr-makes-things-worse-with-bizarre-local-tv-interview-8360770