He was sentenced last week to 40 to 175 years in prison and faces another long sentence next week.Īt least 265 women and girls have said they were assaulted in Michigan and elsewhere, some going back to the 1990s. women’s Olympic gymnastics team, subsequently assaulted many more girls after 2004, penetrating them with his hands, according to authorities. Nassar, who also was a doctor for the U.S. I felt like I was ignored,” she recalled. Victim’s pain: Randall-Gay, who participated in the news conference by video from Washington state, said the public apology eases her pain but doesn’t “erase the pain I’ve suffered” since 2004. “It should have been passed on to another expert and it wasn’t,” said police Chief Dave Hall, who called that misstep the “downfall” of the investigation.
Police didn’t seek an outside opinion on Nassar’s technical explanation.
Officers, however, closed the case after the Michigan State University sports doctor offered an aggressive defense and insisted he was using a legitimate medical technique. – A woman whose assault complaint against Larry Nassar was dismissed without charges being filed in 2004 accepted an apology years later Thursday from a Michigan police chief who said, “We wish we had this one back.”īrianne Randall-Gay was 17 when she told Meridian Township police that Nassar had molested her with ungloved hands when she sought help for her back.
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