Lila Rose: How is it that sexual abuse of multiple victims can continue within an institution
for years, sometimes decades?
We get some answers from the case of Larry Nassar, the US Gymnastics coach who was accused
of molesting at least 250 young girls dating as far back as 1992.
Narration: Nassar's victims say that if the university had investigated the first complaint,
scores of young girls may have escaped the doctor's abuse.
Rachel Denhollander: Larry Nassar did not arise in isolation.
Rather, we saw the worst sexual assault scandal in history unfold because a predator was left
in power for decades.
Despite warning signs, despite red flags, despite direct reports of assault.
Lila Rose: People heard about the abuse, knew about the abuse, but did nothing.
In 2008, Live Action investigators posed as 13 to 15 year old girls, with “boyfriends”
as old as 31.
Our investigation found eight Planned Parenthood facilities in six different states that were
willing to cover up sexual abuse, including disregarding mandatory reporting laws of suspected statutory rape.
The following is a compilation reel of this investigation.