Brothers welfare institution have been the home of vagrants in south Korean before the looming first Olympics in the country around 1970s and '80s. Former inmates revealed suffered abused, rape and enslavement on the said facilities.
Harry Morel, a former Louisiana district attorney pleaded guilty to one charge of obstraction of justice. Morel was investigated for sexual abused of at least 20 women, whom solicited for sex in exchange for legal help.
Sister Kimberly Miller, was found guilty to DUI charge over after she was arrested for drunk driving. She claimed she "sleep driving" because of a medication she took along with several glasses of wine.
Rape victim, Madi Barney, 19 drafted a petition to change Brigham Young University's honor code. Barney was faces punishement for violating the sexual misconduct policy of the school, which outraged students.
