The first woman to come forward with accusations of sexual abuse at the hands of disgraced, and now imprisoned, USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar told Fox News on Friday that more girls could've been protected from the physician's deviancy if not for "multiple errors" made by the FBI as described in an inspector-general report. Marshals and indicted on charges he hid or destroyed documents relating to Nassar's sexual abuse at the Huntsville, Texas, ranch of Olympics gymnastics champion Bela Karolyi. "And what that resulted in is the reality that over 100 little girls and women were sexually abused by Larry long after the FBI knew exactly what he was doing and how he was doing it. They didn’t properly catalog it, never opened an official investigation, they never transferred the report to the proper department." Nassar, 57, originally from Holt, Mich., is serving a de-facto life sentence without parole at a federal penitentiary near Ocala, Florida.

Source: Fox News July 16, 2021 22:52 UTC