'We are a 軍隊 and you are nothing': Aly Raisman sheds no 涙/ほころびs as she 直面するs Larry Nassar in 法廷,裁判所, telling her 'pathetic' abuser she has 回復するd her strength and is no longer a 犠牲者 in astonishing 衝撃 声明

  • ?Aly Raisman 配達するd a powerful 犠牲者 衝撃 声明 on Friday, speaking at time on に代わって of all the woman 乱用d by Larry Nassar?
  • 'Larry, we are a 軍隊 and you are nothing,' said the six-time Olympic メダル受領者, who showed no 調印する of 証拠不十分 and shed not a 選び出す/独身 涙/ほころび?
  • 裁判官 Rosemarie Aquilina later told Raisman: 'You're one of the strongest 生存者s I have ever seen'?
  • Gold-メダル winning 体操教師(選手) Jordyn Wieber was the first person to speak in 法廷,裁判所, where she 公然と 明らかにする/漏らすd she was a 犠牲者 of Nassar
  • 'The hardest thing I ever had to do was 過程 that I was a 犠牲者 of Larry Nassar,' said Wieber?
  • 裁判官 Aquilina 発表するd on Friday that the 宣告,判決ing would now last until at least Tuesday, with 120 women asking?to read 声明s

Aly Raisman 埋め立てるd her 力/強力にする and eviscerated her abuser Larry Nassar as she 星/主役にするd 負かす/撃墜する the pedophile doctor and 配達するd a remarkable 衝撃 声明 on Friday.

The six-time Olympic メダル受領者 turned 長,率いるs earlier in the day when she made a surprise 外見 at the Michigan 法廷,裁判所 where Nassar is 存在 宣告,判決d, just before the 審理,公聴会 was to start.

She entered the courtroom with another surprise guest, fellow 猛烈な/残忍な Five チーム仲間 Jordyn Wieber, who grew up in the area and was just 8 when she began working with Nassar.

Wieber would be the first to speak, 明らかにする/漏らすing 公然と for the very first time that she too was sexually 強襲,強姦d by Nassar.

'I'm a 犠牲者 of Larry Nassar,' 明言する/公表するd an emotional but incredibly composed Wieber at the start of her 声明.

Raisman made her 発言/述べるs later in the day and 配達するd what was without question the most powerful speech of the week.

'I am here to 直面する you, Larry, so you can see I've 回復するd my strength,' said Raisman.?

'That I am no longer a 犠牲者. I am a 生存者.'??

Raisman shed not a 選び出す/独身 涙/ほころび and showed no 調印する of 証拠不十分 as she spoke, looking 権利 at Nassar the entire time.?

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Making her mark:?Aly Raisman delivered a powerful victim impact statement on Friday, speaking at time on behalf of all the woman abused by 
Larry Nassar

Making her 示す:?Aly Raisman 配達するd a powerful 犠牲者 衝撃 声明 on Friday, speaking at time on に代わって of all the woman 乱用d by Larry Nassar

Standing tall:?'Larry, we are a force and you are nothing,' said the six-time Olympic medalist, who showed no sign of weakness and shed not a single tear

Standing tall:?'Larry, we are a 軍隊 and you are nothing,' said the six-time Olympic メダル受領者, who showed no 調印する of 証拠不十分 and shed not a 選び出す/独身 涙/ほころび

Breaking her silence:?Jordyn Wieber was the first person to speak during day four of Larry Nassar's sentencing on Friday, revealing she was a victim of the doctor for the first time

Breaking her silence:?Jordyn Wieber was the first person to speak during day four of Larry Nassar's 宣告,判決ing on Friday, 明らかにする/漏らすing she was a 犠牲者 of the doctor for the first time

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Support system: Wieber and Raisman 株d a 抱擁する after she spoke while the entire courtroom burst into 賞賛

Won't back down: Raisman stared down Larry Nassar in court last Friday (left with Jordyn Wieber on right)

Won't 支援する 負かす/撃墜する: Raisman 星/主役にするs 負かす/撃墜する Larry Nassar in 法廷,裁判所 on Friday (left with Jordyn Wieber on 権利)

Coward: Larry Nassar once again hid behind his hands for much of the proceedings on Friday (above)

Coward: Larry Nassar once again hid behind his 手渡すs for much of the 訴訟/進行s on Friday (above)

'I didn't think I would be here today,' said Raisman, who had 以前 発表するd her 声明 would be read in 法廷,裁判所 by a member of the 検察官's office.?

'I was 脅すd and nervous. It wasn't until I listened to the other 勇敢に立ち向かう 生存者s that I realized I needed to be here.'

She did not 詳細(に述べる) her 乱用, and said only that Nassar's grooming began when the two were in Australia, and that she was 結局 manipulated into believing that the doctor's '不適切な touch would 傷をいやす/和解させる my 苦痛.'

?I am here to 直面する you Larry so you can see I've 回復するd my strength. That I'm no longer a 犠牲者, I'm a 生存者. I am no longer that little girl you met in Australia, where you first began grooming and manipulating. As for your letter yesterday, you are pathetic to think that anyone would have any sympathy for you. You think this is hard for you? Imagine how all of us feel.
-Aly Raisman, 23

Raisman knows better now she said in her 声明.?

'You never 傷をいやす/和解させるd me. You took advantage of our passions and our dreams,' said Raisman.?

'Imagine feeling like you have no 力/強力にする, and no 発言する/表明する. 井戸/弁護士席 you know what Larry, I have my 力/強力にする and my 発言する/表明する,and I will use them.'?

Raisman also used her time in 法廷,裁判所 to speak on に代わって of all the 犠牲者s in the 事例/患者.

'The (米)棚上げする/(英)提議するs have turned, Larry. We are here. We have our 発言する/表明するs, and we are not going anywhere, said Raisman.

'And now, Larry, it’s your turn to listen to me.'?

Raisman proceeded to call Nassar 'pathetic,' の中で other things, for the letter he sent the 裁判官 earlier this week complaining about the (死傷者)数 these 衝撃 声明s were taking on his mental health.?

'You are pathetic to think that anyone would have any sympathy for you. You think this is hard for you? Imagine how all of us feel,' Raisman told Nassar.

When she had finished, 裁判官 Rosemarie Aquilina 株d a few words with the 勇敢に立ち向かう 生存者.

'You were never the problem, but you are so much the 解答 ,' said 裁判官 Aquilina.?

'You are unstoppable. You are part of an unstoppable growing 軍隊, an unstoppable, strong, loud 発言する/表明する. The 影響s of your 発言する/表明する are far-reaching. It's not just in this courtroom, but 世界的な.'

裁判官 Aquilina then told Raisman: 'You're one of the strongest 生存者s I have ever seen.'

Raisman and Wieber spent the entire day in the courtroom, returning after lunch in a show of support for the other women who were 株ing their stories that day.?

It was Wieber who walked to the podium to start the day, 明らかにする/漏らすing for the first time that she was one of the many young women who was sexually 強襲,強姦d by Larry Nassar.??

Wieber fought 支援する 涙/ほころびs as she 演説(する)/住所d her abuser, who as he has done for the past few days hid his 手渡すs.

'I thought that training for the Olympics would be the hardest thing I would ever had to do,' said Wieber.

I thought that training for the Olympics would be the hardest thing I would ever had to do. But in fact, the hardest thing I ever had to do was 過程 that I was a 犠牲者 of Larry Nassar.
-Jordyn Wieber, 22?

'But in fact, the hardest thing I ever had to do was 過程 that I was a 犠牲者 of Larry Nassar.'

'I t has 原因(となる)d me to feel shame and 混乱,' said Wieber of her 乱用 when she took the podium at the start of the day.

'I have spent months trying to think 支援する on my experience and wonder how I didn't know what was happening to me and how I became so brainwashed by Larry Nassar and everyone at USA 体操. Both whom I thought were supposed to be on MY 味方する.'

Wieber, as many women have done before her this week, 公式文書,認めるd that Nassar was not the only person who should be held accountable for these horrifying 行為/法令/行動するs.

'Larry Nassar is accountable. USA 体操 is accountable. The U.S. Olympic 委員会 is accountable,' said Wieber.

'My チーム仲間s and friends have been through enough and now it's time for change. The 現在の 体操教師(選手)s should not have to live in 苦悩 and 恐れる as I did.'

Wieber, 22, later told the 法廷,裁判所 that her 乱用 began when she was 14, and went on for years, 明言する/公表するing: 'He did it time after time, 任命 after 任命.'

She later 公式文書,認めるd: 'The worst part is I had no idea he was sexually 乱用ing me.'

Triumph: Raisman hugs her mother Lynn after delivering her statement on Friday (above)

勝利: Raisman 抱擁するs her mother Lynn after 配達するing her 声明 on Friday (above)

Proud:?'Even though I'm a victim, I do not and will not live my life as one. I am an Olympian,' said Wieber?

Proud:?'Even though I'm a 犠牲者, I do not and will not live my life as one. I am an Olympian,' said Wieber?

High price:?'I thought that training for the Olympics would be the hardest thing I would ever had to do,' said Wieber

Still going: Raisman seemed intent on making sure that Nassar saw her and the other victims in court

Still going: Raisman seemed 意図 on making sure that Nassar saw her and the other 犠牲者s in 法廷,裁判所

Wieber also said that she, Raisman and McKayla Maroney discussed the 関心s they all had with Nassar's 治療, before 明らかにする/漏らすing that all three kept 静かな because they did not want to 危険にさらす their 位置/汚点/見つけ出す on the Olympic team.

'Was Larry even doing anything to help my 苦痛? Was I getting the プロの/賛成の per 医療の care? What was he thinking about when he massaged my sore muscles every day?' asked Wieber.

'Now, I question everything.'

Even at the pinnacle of her career has been (名声などを)汚すd because of Nassar, with Wieber 明らかにする/漏らすing: 'Our 団体/死体s were all hanging by a thread in London. Who was the doctor that USAG sent? The doctor who was our abuser.'

This is all your fault, we wouldn't be here in the first place if it wasn't for you. You are a coward and a sickening man. You did this to me. You're the one 原因(となる)ing all this 苦痛 I am a 生存者. Here I am today, 直面するing my abuser. I'm finally 存在 heard. I'm no longer hiding my story.
- Chelsea, 15?

Wieber is working to move past her 乱用 she said, and is 辞退するing to let what Nassar did to her define her life.

'Even though I'm a 犠牲者, I do not and will not live my life as one,' said Wieber.

'I am an Olympian.'?

Wieber then made a point of 明言する/公表するing that her Olympic 肩書を与える carries no 負わせる in this 裁判,公判.

'I want everyone, 特に the マスコミ, to know that にもかかわらず my 運動競技の 業績/成就s, I am one of over 140 women and 生存者s whose story is important,' said Wieber.?

'Our 苦痛 is all the same, and our stories are all important.??

Wieber was followed by Chelsea , who is just 15, and started 存在 乱用d by Nassar three years ago.

She appeared with her mother as she is a minor, and bravely 配達するd her tearful 声明.

Chelsea said that she tore a muscle in her stomach when she was 12 and went to see Nassar, 公式文書,認めるing at one point how he told her to wear loose shorts so that he could have easier 接近 to her 団体/死体.

'It's so sickening that he did that to me,' said Chelsea.

Chelsea went on to call Nassar a 'monster,' and 明らかにする/漏らすd that her love for 体操 almost disappeared because of his 乱用.

'This is all your fault, we wouldn't be here in the first place if it wasn't for you,' said the 十代の少年少女.

'You are a coward and a sickening man. You did this to me. You're the one 原因(となる)ing all this 苦痛.'

She の近くにd out her 声明 by 説: 'I am a 生存者. Here I am today, 直面するing my abuser. I'm finally 存在 heard. I'm no longer hiding my story.'?

She then asked 裁判官 Aquilina that Nassar receive the 最大限 宣告,判決.?

Brave young woman:?Chelsea, who is just 15, followed Wieber in court on Friday with her mother by her side (above)

勇敢に立ち向かう young woman:?Chelsea, who is just 15, followed Wieber in 法廷,裁判所 on Friday with her mother by her 味方する (above)

Guilt:?'I was older, I should have known,' said Samantha Ursch (above), who admitted that she was focused on pretending that her assault was not real

犯罪:?'I was older, I should have known,' said Samantha Ursch (above), who 認める that she was 焦点(を合わせる)d on pretending that her 強襲,強姦 was not real

Sisters: 'Today, I am a 15-year-old girl, and throughout my years in high school I've struggled. For the longest time, you deprived me of my happiness,' said Maddie (right with parents and sister Kara on left)

Sisters: 'Today, I am a 15-year-old girl, and throughout my years in high school I've struggled. For the longest time, you 奪うd me of my happiness,' said Maddie (権利 with parents and sister Kara on left)

Samantha Ursch started out her 声明 by thanks 裁判官 Aquilina for the support she has shown for each of the 犠牲者s this week, which is the 推論する/理由 why so many have finally agreed to 株 their stories.

She was a 上級の at central Michigan University when she tore her ACL, but got the chance to かもしれない compote one more time in her final year of college when she managed to get an 任命 with Nassar.

The first 会合 went 井戸/弁護士席, but the second happened after hours in his darkened office with no one 現在の.

He was 'very invasive' said Ursch, who 公式文書,認めるd she called her mom afterwards becuase she 'felt dirty.'

You were never the problem, but you are so much the 解答. You are unstoppable. You are part o f an unstoppable growing 軍隊, an unstoppable, strong, loud 発言する/表明する. The 影響s of your 発言する/表明する are far-reaching. It's not just in this courtroom, but 世界的な. You're one of the strongest 生存者s I have ever seen.
-裁判官 Rosemarie Aqulina to Raisman?

Her mother was 関心d, but Ursh never said anything or 報告(する)/憶測d Nassar, and she 明らかにする/漏らすd on Friday that as a result she feels 責任がある what happened to some of the 犠牲者s.

'I was older, I should have known,' said Ursch, who 認める that she was 焦点(を合わせる)d on pretending that her 強襲,強姦 was not real.

As for Nassar, Ursch 明言する/公表するd: 'I hope he thinks about how he changed all of our lives. I'm not pretending I didn't happen anymore.'

Two sisters, Maddie and Kara, spoke next, with their parents having to give 許可 because both girls were minors.

Kara, who is 17, spoke about how she felt dirty after Nassar's 治療s, 明らかにする/漏らすing he used lubricant and a numbing cream while he (性的に)いたずらするd her.

Her mother was in the room on one occasion, so Nassar strategically placed towels to obscure the woman's 見通し while he sexually 強襲,強姦d her daughter.?

The 乱用 stopped when Kara stopped seeing Nassar, but not the 不景気 or suicidal thoughts or nightmares that she would 強姦d in her sleep.

Her younger sister, who is just 15, 慰安d Kara at the podium while she spoke about her struggles.

'The first time I went to see Nassar, I was 12 years old. 存在 the little 体操教師(選手) I was, I was beyond excited to have Nassar as my doctor,' said Madeline at the beginning of her 声明.

An 傷害 to her 支援する had left her in constant 苦痛, and rather than go to the hospital Madeline go t an 任命 with Nassar.

He told her that he was going to 押し進める 負かす/撃墜する on her pubic bone the first time he (性的に)いたずらするd her Madeline said, obscuring the 行為/法令/行動する from her mother by 封鎖するing her 見解(をとる) with his 団体/死体.

When Maddie's father went to the 任命s, 'the 手続き' was not done by Nassar.

She was 12 at the time, and one of the last girls to be (性的に)いたずらするd by Nassar.

When she learned about his 罪,犯罪s, just a few months later, Maddie said that she tried to 納得させる herself she was not a 犠牲者.

'Today, I am a 15-year-old girl, and throughout my years in high school I've struggled,' said Maddie.

'For the longest time, you 奪うd me of my happiness.'

Brave:?Anya Gillengarten was abused by Nassar when she was 16, and worried about coming forward because she is an employee at Michigan State University

勇敢に立ち向かう:?Anya Gillengarten was 乱用d by Nassar when she was 16, and worried about coming 今後 because she is an 従業員 at Michigan 明言する/公表する University

Anya Gillengarten was 扱う/治療するd by Nassar when she was 16, すぐに after the 体操教師(選手) was in a automobile 事故.

She is now 33, and struggled with coming 今後 and speaking out on Friday because she is an 従業員 at Michigan 明言する/公表する University.

'My 指名する is Anya. I am not a number,' she said to start her 声明.

She has nev er been to see a doctor she 明らかにする/漏らすd since she was 乱用d by Nassar at his office, にもかかわらず 苦しむing from a number of 医療の 条件s.

'People keep telling me I need to smile, as 明らかに I always have a scowl on my 直面する,' she said in 法廷,裁判所.

That scowl comes after years pof 不景気 and 恐れる amd suicidal thoughts, all thre result of Nassar's 乱用.

'Larry stole my childhood, my innocence, my virginity and my self 価値(がある),' said Gillengarten.'

'I hated myself. I still do. I was in a spiral of 不景気.'

A number of 犠牲者s have 非難するd Michigan 明言する/公表する University these past four days.

The school was Nassar's 雇用者 until September 2016, and failed to 報告(する)/憶測 a number of 関心s about Nassar to 当局.

The university's board of trustees 定評のある that 批評 Friday, asking Michigan 司法長官 法案 Schuette to 行為/行う an outside review of its 活動/戦闘s.

'We are making this request because we believe your review may be needed to answer the public's questions 関心ing MSU's 扱うing of the Nassar 状況/情勢,' the trustees said in a letter to Schuette.

'These questions grew louder this week with the 犠牲者 衝撃 声明s.'

Victims: Nassar abused at least four members of the Fierce Five (l to r: Raisman, Maroney, Douglas and Wieber with their all-around team Gold in 2012)

犠牲者s: Nassa r 乱用d at least four members of the 猛烈な/残忍な Five (l to r: Raisman, Maroney, Douglas and Wieber with their all-around team Gold in 2012)

Wieber's 決定/判定勝ち(する) to come 今後 was 拍手喝采する by 裁判官 Rosemarie Aquilina, who for the fourth straight day continued to 演説(する)/住所 each 犠牲者 after they spoke in 法廷,裁判所.?

She told the young woman that にもかかわらず her wish to 軽視する her fame, what she did in 法廷,裁判所 on Friday would 奮起させる countless other young girls and women.?

Wieber is retired from 競争の激しい 体操 and now coaches the team at UCLA, where one of her 競技者s is fellow 猛烈な/残忍な Five member Kyla Ross.?

Larry stole my childhood, my innocence, my virginity and my self 価値(がある). I hated myself. I still do. I was in a spiral of 不景気.
?-Anya Gillengarten, 33

She is now the fourth member of the five-person London squad to 明らかにする/漏らす she was 強襲,強姦d by Nassar, に引き続いて Maroney, Raisman and Gabby Douglas.

Maroney had her 衝撃 声明 read in 法廷,裁判所 on Thursday and Raisman is 推定する/予想するd to 配達する her thoughts on Nassar later in the day on Friday.

Simone 胆汁s, a member of the 2016 Rio team, also (機の)カム 今後 to 明らかにする/漏らす she was one of Nasar's 犠牲者s earlier this week.

Maroney?明らかにする/漏らすd in a 訴訟 とじ込み/提出するd last month that she received $1.25 million from the organization in December 2016.

The two-time world-支持する/優勝者 vaulter agreed to 調印する a 非,不,無-公表,暴露 協定 as part of the 取引,協定, which 課すs a $100,000 罰金 should she ever speak about Nassar or the 乱用 she 苦しむd at the 長,率いるs of the 不名誉d doctor.

Maroney, who was 代表するd by Gloria Allred when she 受託するd that 解決/入植地, said that she was in desperate need of the money 予定 to her 悪化するing psychological 明言する/公表する and need for 治療 as a result of the 乱用 she 苦しむd at the 手渡すs of Nassar.

She said at one point she was even thought about taking her own life.

Maroney is now 告訴するing USA 体操 - with her 合法的な team arguing that it was 違法な for the organization to have her 調印する a 条項 需要・要求するing her silence about her molestation.

FULL TEXT OF ALY RAISMAN VICTIM IMPACT STATEMENT

Aly Raisman delivers her statement in court on Friday (above)

Aly Raisman 配達するs her 声明 in 法廷,裁判所 on Friday (above)

Thanks your 栄誉(を受ける) thank you for the 適切な時期? to ma ke this 声明 here today and thank you for 供給するing the time and? 柔軟性 for all the other 勇敢に立ち向かう?生存者s to make their 声明s. Each?生存者 deserves to be heard 平等に.?

I?didn't think I would be here today I was? 脅すd and nervous it wasn't until I? started watching the 衝撃 声明s? from the other 勇敢に立ち向かう 生存者s that I? realized I too needed to be here.

Larry? you do realize now that we, this group of women you so heartlessly 乱用d over? such a long period of time are now a? 軍隊, and you are nothing.?

The (米)棚上げする/(英)提議するs? have turned Larry. We are here, we have? our 発言する/表明するs and we are not going anywhere. And now Larry, it's your turn to listen.?

To me there is no 地図/計画する that shows you the?pathway to 傷をいやす/和解させるing. Realizing that you're?a 生存者 of 性の 乱用 is really? hard to put into words. I cannot adequately 逮捕(する) the level?of disgust I feel when I think about how?this happened.

Larry you 乱用d the 力/強力にする?and 信用 I and so many others placed in? you and I am not sure I will ever come? to 条件 with how horribly you? manipulated and 侵害する/違反するd me.?

You are the USA 体操 国家の team?doctor, the Michigan and the 部隊d? 明言する/公表するs Olympic team doctor. You were? 信用d by so many and took advantage of countless 競技者s and their families?

The 影響s of your 活動/戦闘s are? far-reaching. 乱用 goes way beyond the? moment, often haunting 生存者s for the?残り/休憩(する) of their lives, making it difficult?to 信用 and 衝撃ing their?関係s.?

It is all the more 破滅的な when such 乱用 comes at the 手渡す of such a 高度に regarded doctor since it? leaves 生存者s 尋問 the? organizations and even the 医療の ?profession itself upon which so many rely.

I am here to 直面する you Larry so you? can see I've 回復するd my strength. That? I'm no longer a 犠牲者, I'm a 生存者. I? am no longer that little girl you met in? Australia, where you first began grooming? and manipulating.

As for your letter?yesterday, you are pathetic to think that? anyone would have any sympathy for you. You think this is hard for you? Imagine? how all of us feel. Imagine how it feels? to be an innocent 十代の少年少女 in a foreign? country 審理,公聴会 a knock on the door and? it's you. I don't want you to be there? but I don't have a choice.?

治療s with you were 義務的な. You?took advantage of that. You even told on?us if we didn't want to be 扱う/治療するd by?you knowing 十分な 井戸/弁護士席 the troubles that?would 原因(となる) for us.?

Lying on my stomach?with you on my bed 主張するing that you're?不適切な touch would help to 傷をいやす/和解させる?my 苦痛.?

The reality is that you 原因(となる)d me a 広大な/多数の/重要な? 取引,協定 of physical, mental and emotional?苦痛. You never 傷をいやす/和解させるd me. You took?advantage of our passions and our dreams. You made me uncomfortable and I thought?you were weird. But I felt 有罪の because? you were a doctor so I assumed I was the? problem for thinking 不正に of you. I? wouldn't 許す myself to believe that?the problem is you.?

From the time we were?little we are taught we are taught to? 信用 doctors you are so sick I can't ? even comprehend how angry I feel when I?think of you. You lied to me and? manipulated me to think that when you ? 扱う/治療するd me you are の近くにing your 注目する,もくろむs ?because you had been working hard when? you are really touching me, an innocent?child, to 楽しみ yourself.

Imagine? feeling like you have no 力/強力にする and no? 発言する/表明する. 井戸/弁護士席 you know what Larry, I have? both 力/強力にする and 発言する/表明する and I am only?beginning to just use them. All these 勇敢に立ち向かう women have 力/強力にする and we?will use our 発言する/表明するs to make sure you get what you deserve.?A?life of 苦しむing spent replaying the?words 配達する d by this powerful army of?生存者s.

I am also here to tell you to? your 直面する Larry that you have not taken? 体操 away from me. I love this? sport and that love is stronger than the? evil that resides in you and those who ?enabled you to 傷つける many people.

You? already know you're going away to a? place where you won't be able to 傷つける? anybody ever again, but I am here to tell? you that I will not 残り/休憩(する) until every? last trace of your 影響(力) on this? sport has been destroyed like the 癌?it is.?

Your 乱用 started 30 years ago, but that's just the first 報告(する)/憶測d? 出来事/事件 we know of. If over these many? years just one adult listened and had? the courage and character to 行為/法令/行動する this? 悲劇 could have been 避けるd. I and so?many others would have never ever met? you Larry. You should have been locked up? a long long time ago.

Fact is we have no?idea how many people you victimized or? what was done or not done that 許すd? you to keep doing it and to get away?with it for so long.?

Over those thirty years when 生存者s (機の)カム 今後, adult after adult - many in?positions of 当局 - 保護するd you, telling each 生存者 it was okay that? you weren't 乱用ing them. In fact many?adults had you 納得させる the 生存者s? that they were 存在 劇の or had? been mistaken.

This is like 存在?侵害する/違反するd all over again? How do you sleep?at night??

You are the decorated by USA 体操 and the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs Olympic 委員会, both of which put you on (a)忠告の/(n)警報? boards and 委員会s to come up with?政策s that will 保護する 競技者s from?this 肉親,親類d of 乱用.?

You are the person they had 引用する take? the lead of 競技者 care. You are the? person they say 引用する 供給するd the?創立/基礎 for our 医療の system. I cringe to think that your 影響(力)? remains in the 政策s that are? supposed to keep 競技者s 安全な.

To believe in the?未来 of 体操 is to believe in change, but how are we to believe in?change when these organizations aren't?even willing to 認める the problem?it's 平易な to put out 声明s talking?about how 競技者's care is the highest?優先, but they've been 説 that?for years.?

And all the while this nightmare was?happening.

誤った 保証/確信s from?organizations are dangerous 特に?when people want so 不正に to believe?them. They make it easier to look away? from the problem and enable bad things?to continue to happen.?

And even now after?all that has happened USA 体操 has?the 神経 to say the very same things it? is said all along. Can't you see how? disrespectful that is can't you see how? much that 傷つけるs.?

A few days ago USA?体操 put out a 声明?せいにするd to its 大統領,/社長 and CEO Kerry Perry 説 she (機の)カム to listen? to the 勇敢な woman and said 引用する, their powerful 発言する/表明するs leave an indelible?imprint on me and will 衝撃 my? 決定/判定勝ち(する) as 大統領,/社長 and CEO every day.?

This sounds 広大な/多数の/重要な 行方不明になる Perry but at this? point talk is cheap. You left 中途の through the day and no?one has heard from you or the board?

Kerry, I have never met you and I know? you weren't around for most of this but? you 受託するd the position of 大統領,/社長? and CEO of USA 体操 and I assume? by now you are very 井戸/弁護士席 aware of the? 重大な 責任/義務s you've taken on.?

Unfortunately, you've taken on an? organization that I feel is rotting from? the inside, and while this may not be? what you thought you were getting into,? you will be 裁判官d by how you を取り引きする?it.

A word of advice: continuing to 問題/発行する 声明s of empty? 約束s thinking th at will pacify us? will no longer work. Yesterday, USA? 体操 発表するd that it was? 終結させるing its 賃貸し(する) at the ranch where? so many of us were 乱用d. I am glad that? it is no longer a 国家の team training?場所/位置 but USA 体操 neglected to?について言及する that they had 競技者s training? there the day they 解放(する)d the?声明.?

USA 体操 where is the honesty? Where is the transparency? Why must the?巧みな操作 continue? Neither USA?体操 nor the USOC? have reached out to 表明する sympathy or? even 申し込む/申し出 support. Not even to ask: 'How? did this happen? What do you think we can?do to help?'?

Why have I and others here probably not?heard anything from the leadership at? the USOC??Why has the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs Olympic? 委員会 been silent??Why isn't the USOC here 権利 now??

Larry?was the Olympic doctor and he (性的に)いたずらするd?me at the 2012 London オリンピック. They? say now they applaud those who have? spoken out, but it's easier to say that?now. When the 勇敢に立ち向かう women who started speaking out 支援する then, more than a year? after the USOC says they knew about? Nassar, they were 解任するd.

At the 2016?オリンピック, the 大統領,/社長 of the USOC? said that the USOC would not 行為/行う an? 調査 and even defended USA? 体操 as one of the leaders in? developing 政策s to 保護する 競技者s?. That's the 返答 a 勇敢な woman gets when she speaks out.

And when others?join those 競技者s and began speaking? out with more stories of 乱用, were?they 定評のある? No. It is like 存在 ?乱用d all over again.?

I have 代表するd?the 部隊d 明言する/公表するs of America in two? Olympics and have done so 首尾よく. Both USA 体操 and the 部隊d? 明言する/公表するs Olympic 委員会 have been very ?quick to 出資する and celebrate my? success, but did they reach out when I? (機の)カム 今後? No. So at this point talk is?worthless to me.?

We're 取引,協定ing with real??lives in the 未来 of our sport. We need to believe??for this sport to go on. We need to? 需要・要求する real change and we need to be? willing to fight for it.?

It's (疑いを)晴らす now?that if we leave it up to these? organizations, history is likely to? repeat itself. To know what changes are?needed 要求するs us to understand what? 正確に/まさに happened and why it has happened.

This is a painful 過程 but it's the? only way to identify all the factors? that 与える/捧げるd to this problem, and how? they can be 避けるd in the 未来. it is?the only way to learn from these? mistakes and make 体操 a safer?sport.?

If ever there was a need to fully? understand a problem it is this one? 権利 now to 受託する that problem is? 限られた/立憲的な to just what we know now is? irresponsible delusional even each new? day seems to bring a new 生存者.?

We have no idea just how much 損失 you?原因(となる)d Larry and we have no idea how?深い these problems go. Now is the time?to 認める that the very person who? sits here before us now, who (罪などを)犯すd?the worst 疫病/流行性の of 性の 乱用 in?the history of sports, who is going to be?locked up for a long long time, how this?monster was also the architect of?政策s and 手続きs that are?supposed to 保護する 競技者s from 性の?乱用.

For both USA 体操 and the? USOC? if we are to believe in change we must?first understand the problem and? everything that 与える/捧げるd to. Now is?not the time for 誤った 安心s, we?need an 独立した・無所属 調査 of?正確に/まさに what happened, what went wrong?and how it can be 避けるd for the 未来.?

Only then can we know what changes are?needed, only then we believe such changes?are real.?

Your 栄誉(を受ける), I ask you to give Larry the strongest? possible 宣告,判決, which his 活動/戦闘s?de serve. By doing so you will send a ?message to him and to other abusers?that they cannot get away with their?horrible 罪,犯罪s. They will be exposed for?the evil they are and they will be? punished to the 最大限 extent of the?法律. Let this 宣告,判決 strike 恐れる in anyone who thinks it is? okay to 傷つける another person.

Abusers, your?time is up. The 生存者s are here? standing tall and we are not going? anywhere. And please your 栄誉(を受ける), 強調する/ストレス? the need to 調査/捜査する how this?happened so we can 持つ/拘留する accountable? those who 権力を与えるd and enabled Larry?Nasser. So we can 修理 and once again?believe in this wonderful sport.?

My dream?is that one day everyone will know what?the words mean to signify. But they will?be educated and able to 保護する?themselves from predators like Larry so?that they will never ever ever have to?say the words me too. Thank you.

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