The woman who sued Hockey Canada over an alleged assault involving members of the 2018 World Junior team is speaking out for the first time, telling the Globe and Mail that it was difficult “to see facts told in pieces and not as a whole.” More:
By The Athletic StaffThe woman who filed a lawsuit against Hockey Canada for an alleged assault involving members of the 2018 World Junior team after an event held by the national governing body is speaking out for the first time,The woman, referred to as E.M. in the story, said she did not intend to “draw attention” to the allegations.Hockey Canada has been undersince May when E.M.’s allegations were made public in a lawsuit that the organization settled.
According to the Globe report and Talach’s statement, E.M. spoke with a London detective on June 22, 2018. She also went to the hospital for a physical exam that day, Talach confirmed, and later turned over her clothing from the night of the alleged assault to investigators. She met with police again on June 26 and Aug. 31, Talach said. On Feb. 6, 2019, she was told no charges would be laid, Talach said.
According to a statement provided by the lawyer for E.M., the young woman who said she was sexually assaulted by eight hockey players in London, Ontario in 2018, she has complied with requests to cooperate with the renewed Hockey Canada and London Police Service investigations.London police announced last month they were reopening the investigation and E.M. met with them recently, Talach said in the statement.
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