In 2011, Baylor University football star Tevin Elliott was suspended from school for academic misconduct, but was reinstated after university president Kenneth Starr intervened on his behalf.
… Elliott soon faced more serious problems. In 2014, he was convicted and sentenced to 20 years in prison after a trial in which four Baylor students testified that he sexually assaulted them. Three of those incidents took place after his reinstatement in August 2011.
Keeping people like Elliott in school “… was my moral view of what the president of the university does,” Starr said.
Kenneth Starr, president of America’s foremost Baptist university.
As for all those pesky gang rapes (Baylor has recently reached settlements with two of their victims), ‘“I personally have doubts that there were gang rapes,” he said.’
December 22nd, 2016 at 6:59PM
And I personally have doubts that Kenneth Starr is credible.