Larry Nassar Research Paper

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Larry Nassar abused many helpless women and children, but theses women and children are here and ready to speak about these experiences. Larry attacked the US Gymnastics team and many others, and put distrust in so many others and there doctors. Some of the effects from the US gymnasts teams a doctor attacks from 2016 to 2017. The effects on the U.S Gymnast team, and their statements from the trial. Aly Raisman states, “Larry, you abused the power and trust I and so many others placed in you, and I am not sure I will ever come to terms with how horribly you manipulated and violated me.” Also, McKayla Maroney states, “I had a dream to go to the Olympics, and the things I had to endure to get there were unnecessary and disgusting. McKayla and

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