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Former USA Gymnastics team doctor sentenced for abusing hundreds of girl athletes

Larry Nassar, a former doctor with USA Gymnastics and Michigan State University (MSU) who sexually abused hundreds of young athletes under his care, has received a sentence of 40 to 175 years in prison after a trial that ended with a week of harrowing victim impact statements from 156 young women. Nassar pleaded guilty to nine counts of first degree sexual assault.1

Should Nassar, 54, complete the sentence of at least 40 years, he would then begin serving a 60 year federal sentence that he received in December for keeping images of child abuse on his computer. “I just signed your death warrant,” Judge Rosemarie Aquilina told him.

“It is my honour and privilege to sentence you,” she added. “Because, sir, you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again.”

The hearing triggered a cascade of resignations from the board of USA Gymnastics and, following Nassar’s sentencing, the long serving president of MSU, Lou Anna Simon, announced that she was leaving the job. She had previously declared her determination to stay, but reconsidered following a scathing editorial in the student newspaper and the announcement of …