Survivors of sexual abuse within Boys Scouts of America say the organization's plan to exit bankruptcy "minimizes the organization’s history of failing to protect children from sexual predators." bit.ly/3uHtvtC 
Hundreds have written letters to the judge in the case explaining how the abuse left them suicidal, led to drug and alcohol addictions and years of therapy. But the court is blacking out some of the graphic details.
“It is graphic and terrifying and I have panic attacks,” said Tom Krumins, who says he was raped as a Scout. “This same message gets shared with the judge who then doesn't share the information publicly, that defeats the entire purpose. I want my story to be heard.”
As the Boy Scouts of America's bankruptcy case drags on, the victims fear their stories are being lost. And they won't receive meaningful reparations for their trauma.
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