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Special Edition 12 19 20December 21, 2020
With USOC in turmoil, athletes testify about sex-abuse cases
The question sex-abuse victim Craig Maurizi would like to ask to leaders at the U.S. Olympic Committee is simple and searing: "How can you sleep at night?"
Every bit as perplexing: How to make sure this doesn't happen again?
The figure skater was one of four Olympic-sports athletes who testified to a Senate subcommittee Wednesday about abuse they suffered while training and competing under the purview of the USOC and the national sports organizations that controlled their Olympic dreams.
Their gut-wrenching testimony provided yet another reminder of the way leaders at the USOC, US Figure Skating, USA Gymnastics and other sports organizations failed to protect them.
At a USOC board meeting held later in the day, acting CEO Susanne Lyons outlined a six-part "Athlete Action Safety Plan" the federation is developing as a response to the abuse cases.