Episode 37: Part 2 - Warning Signs

On the evening of September 12th 2014, Mr. Football, the not-so-gentle-giant, as it was turning out, was having the creepiest, most horrifying night out on the town. By the early morning hours of September 13th, he had already spent time in at least four bars, and was making a growing list of women incredibly uncomfortable with his inappropriate and unwanted conducted. After stumbling out of a bar shortly after 1:00am, he made contact with a college student who had become lost after spending time with her friends earlier in the evening.

Join our hosts for this part two episode as they discuss the terrifying, heartbreaking details of this fall semester encounter and the devastating aftermath. This is a rough one folks, but an important story to tell in hopes of reaching a day where there won't be a next girl.

Trigger warning: this episode discusses aggressive sexual violence including rape and sexual assault of a minor. Listener discretion is advised.

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