Sickening Info Released About 2003 Team Canada Group Sexual Assault
**SA trigger warning**
The hockey community has received hard hitting news the month of July that nobody wants to hear, multiple sexual assault cases regarding team Canada has been brought to attention and each day more and more saddened news of disgusting incidents that have taken place in the past. The first piece of news released was that 7 or 8 World Junior players from the 2017-2018 Canadian roster were allegedly involved in a group-sexual assault act, the victim was a female who received a $3.3 million dollar settlement from Hockey Canada and the names out of the 7 or 8 alleged assaulters who performed disgusting acts were all kept hidden by hockey Canada. The court case is re-opened and a new investigation is taking place.
Fast forward just days after the 2018 sexual assault case was re-opened and exposed to the media, a new case has been brought to the attention of the hockey world by Rick Westhead of CTV news. The group-sexual assault act was completed and filmed on a recorder which was then made into a VHS tape where it was shown to 3 people, those 3 are now willing to speak about it and testify privately to bring the victim justice and expose those who performed this disgusting act.
**TRIGGER WARNING** There is very vulgar content which is being described below from the 2003-group sexual assault, these statements contain discreet info which may be triggering to some.
answering questions as if he were doing a pre- game interview with the person holding the camera, who is not identified. The player told the camera operator that viewers were about to see "a f-ing lamb roast," the three sources said.
After the hallway interview, the camera was then carried into a room with a pool
table, the source said. The video shows roughly a half-dozen players
taking turns having sex with a woman who was non- responsive and lying face up on the pool table, the source said. Two sources said they watched the video on a VHS tape in an apartment in the spring of 2003.
