Here's a crazy story for you: This young man was expelled from Indiana Wesleyan for sexual misconduct. He says it's a false accusation and is suing. In discovery, he finds out his accuser allegedly told the school that he gave her HIV. He doesn't have it. reason.com/2020/04/24/exp…
The accused is immunocompromised, yet had to break COVID-19 quarantine to get an HIV test after learning what she allegedly told IWU. Not clear if the school believed her. If they didn't, why did they buy the rest of her story? If they did, why didn't they warn him about the STD?
Also, if anyone needed more evidence that Betsy DeVos's Title IX reforms are desperately needed: The university deemed John guilty without so much as a hearing, or even providing him a document detailing what the accuser's side of the story was! reason.com/2020/04/24/exp…
He appealed on grounds that he really never got a shot to make his case, the university said lol nope. This is a really broken system!
By the way: After the HIV revelation, the accused decided to sue his accuser for defamation as well. This is notable, since the accusers are usually not named as defendants in these kinds of lawsuits. reason.com/2020/04/24/exp…
