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So we usually see them at seven in the morning
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So we usually see themat seven in the morning and get done at ten at night

So we usually see them
at seven in the morning and get done at ten at night

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So we usually see them at seven in the morning
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and get done at ten at night.
Duration
4 seconds
Views
55
Timestamp in Movie
00:15:40
Uploaded
Jun 01, 2025
Genres
documentary, crime, sport
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Movie Summary

Follow the Indianapolis Star reporters that broke the story about USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar's abuse and hear from gymnasts like Maggie Nichols.
In medical school, he worked as a trainer. He rose up as a volunteer. - Athlete A 00:04
In medical school, he worked as a trainer. He rose up as a v...
And then, when he got on the staff at Michigan State, - Athlete A 00:06
And then, when he got on the staff at Michigan State,
And he seemed like this larger-than-life, um, - Athlete A 00:06
And he seemed like this larger-than-life, um,
We very quickly started putting together a story, - Athlete A 00:07
We very quickly started putting together a story,
So Marisa flew out to California and, uh, - Athlete A 00:07
So Marisa flew out to California and, uh,
Jessica Howard, at that time, had spoken to us, - Athlete A 00:09
Jessica Howard, at that time, had spoken to us,
But her story helped us have confidence, - Athlete A 00:08
But her story helped us have confidence,
And she said it would be fine to do an interview on camera, on the record, - Athlete A 00:06
And she said it would be fine to do an interview on camera, ...
Tell me more about why now, why... - Athlete A 00:04
Tell me more about why now, why...
You know, why... why you're willing to be brave enough to talk with me. - Athlete A 00:06
You know, why... why you're willing to be brave enough ...
Um, I didn't know a lot when I was 15, - Athlete A 00:08
Um, I didn't know a lot when I was 15,
They are mocked. They are questioned. They are blamed. They are shamed. - Athlete A 00:06
They are mocked. They are questioned. They are blamed. They ...
Um, and that does incredible damage to the healing process. - Athlete A 00:06
Um, and that does incredible damage to the healing process.
I was very much a perfectionist, - Athlete A 00:07
I was very much a perfectionist,
But my family wasn't able to afford gym fees, - Athlete A 00:05
But my family wasn't able to afford gym fees,
Because, at that point, I could work, - Athlete A 00:07
Because, at that point, I could work,
So I only competed at the club level and a low club level at that. - Athlete A 00:05
So I only competed at the club level and a low club level at...
I told my parents I wanted to do gymnastics - Athlete A 00:05
I told my parents I wanted to do gymnastics
Flipping and twisting and flying. - Athlete A 00:04
Flipping and twisting and flying.
And I just... I wanted to be able to do that. - Athlete A 00:04
And I just... I wanted to be able to do that.