More of the phenomena that has defined the "Jeffery Epstein" Era.

Men pass judgment on Ms. Miller even if they aren't the least bit involved in the SEXUAL ASSAULT, "Gee whiz, a simple sexual act could ruin his life." No different than Kobi Bryant. He was entitled. No one wanted to ruin his career. 

So, women are assaulted because they are MERCHANDISE and not living, breathing, AND THINKING people expecting to live with a career that will sustain them and their families. So women suffer with PTSD, anxiety and all the impact on their minds, but, heck, men were doing what comes naturally, right Kavanaugh?

Chanel Miller is the Stanford rape survivor (click here) formerly known publicly as Emily Doe who has come forward and revealed her identity in a new book in an effort to help others who have been sexually assaulted. Miller drew national headlines in 2016 when she confronted Brock Turner during sentencing with a powerful statement about the impact he had on her.

Miller’s powerful words and the lenient sentence given to Turner sparked a nationwide discussion about rape on college campuses and how survivors were not being heard. Turner was sentenced to six months in jail. The judge in the case, Aaron Persky, was recalled in 2018 because of the outrage over Turner’s sentence.

Miller, then a 22-year-old recent college graduate from Palo Alto, was sexually assaulted by Turner at a party at Stanford University while unconscious in 2015. Turner was convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault and faced up to 14 years in prison, but was given a much lighter sentence after his family, friends and those who knew him as a college swimmer came forward to claim that a severe sentence would ruin his life. Miller changed the narrative during sentencing on June 2, 2016, during sentencing when she read a 7,100-word statement about how Turner had devastated her life....