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“Our biggest aim is to let rapists know: If you guys do this, we will see you. And we are going to make sure everyone else does too.”
—KY AnonymousI interviewed KY Anonymous, one of the people responsible for bringing the Steubenville rape case to light, for the July issue. KY and his crew exposed the videos and images that the football coach and the cops tried to suppress, identified the conflicts of interest between the school administration and the DA, helped keep Jane Doe’s name out of the press (something the government failed to do TWICE), and were a visible force of support for this rape survivor every single day.
The FBI raided Ky’s house with a SWAT team and a battering ram, handcuffed his family while the executed a search during with the officers had their names and badge numbers hidden, and now are threatening to bring him up on charges that could carry 10 years in jail and more than $200,000 in fines.
The only two of Jane Doe’s attackers who were prosecuted were allowed to turn themselves in. They were sentenced to one and two years in jail, respectively. Everyone else involved—the many students who photographed and recorded the assault and freely shared the images on social media; the football coach who boasted on Twitter that he had “handled it”—successfully covered up the fact that his players raped a young girl repeatedly,
What kind of message does this send to survivors and to whistleblowers? That the government protects rapists and goes after their supporters?
You can read KY’s account of what happened here.
And contribute to his defense fund here.
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