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Was it my fault? Did I seduce him? Did I make him do this?

You had a room that locked. You had a room where he could see out.

And a room where no one could see it.

And now all of a sudden, here's this guy who's gone, hey kid, you're special.

High school. A safe, nurturing place for kids.

Where you learn to be an adult. Encounters experienced here stick with you for the rest of your life.

I can tell you how he had his hair, the glasses he was wearing, his sandal color and I can tell you the white trim on his blue shorts.

I remember that day vividly.

Boy, they should never mention what was going on in the basketball room and I didn't mention what was going on in the music room.

The re-successful popular teachers who worked at the same school sexually abused dozens of students over the course of five decades.

I love the band so much. I didn't want to do anything with Fred and that.

And he said, if you would let me take pictures of you naked, you don't have to play. You'll get a good mark.

I thought I'm in my teacher's bed and I'm lying here and this is not where I'm supposed to be.

In some cases, people knew and reported suspicions as far back as the 1970s.

So I said, I don't care. The man have to go. And if you don't do anything about it, I'm going to go further.

He said, leave it with me. I will investigate. I will get to it. He promised me.

They knew and I knew. They knew. I told teachers too.

After decades of secrets, victims want answers.

He left because of something. Something that nobody knew and we still don't know.

We have our own little mini Catholic church thing going on here. They were protecting these guys.

Every once in a while, this little thing in the back of your brain when you hear some other story, somebody you don't know.

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