Never mind attacks from angry parents of the brave young women who spoke out against him — Larry Nassar is facing brutal prison justice for molesting American gymnasts in a decades-long reign of terror! Less than six months after being put away for his sick crimes, Nassar was reportedly assaulted in prison. That was also just six months after insiders told The National ENQUIRER that inmates at the United States Penitentiary in Tucson, Ariz., were eager to get their hands on the disgraced doctor — with one source describing the disgraced therapist as “a marked man.” Nassar “won’t be caged in a cell for long,” the insider told The ENQUIRER. “Convicts have a special hatred for pedophiles, and he’ll be taken out at the first opportunity!” Now the disgraced doc is awaiting a move to a new prison while staying at the Oklahoma Federal Transfer Center, after his lawyer tried to use his prison notoriety as an excuse for an appeal!
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Jacqueline McCann, who represents Nassar as part of the State Appellate Defender's Office in Detroit, filed documents on July 25, 2018, attempting to appeal the molester's prison sentence — claiming that her client had been attacked right after being released into the prison's general population. McCann also didn't hold back in accusing Judge Rosemarie Aquilina of turning her client into a prison pariah!
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"Instead of a proceeding to assist the judge in reaching a fair and just sentencing decision," said McCann, "the judge used the nationally-televised proceeding as an opportunity to advance her own agenda." Millions tuned in to see over 150 brave victims of Nassar making victims' statements in court — with McCaan complaining that Judge Aquilina had allowed the case to "devolve into a free-for-all."
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Nassar's accusers bravely revealed Nassar’s “medically necessary treatments” for their sports injuries and pain included vaginal penetration with his ungloved fingers. “I thought I was going to die,” revealed 2012 Olympian
McKayla Maroney. “He abused my trust, he abused my body. He is a child molester and a monster of a human being.”
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The monstrous molester, already serving 60 years for child-porn crimes, was sentenced to 175 years for sexual abuse after being confronted by 156 of his traumatized victims in a Lansing, Mich., courtroom. At the sentencing, disgusted Judge Aquilina told the predator, “I just signed your death warrant.”
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“You lied to me and manipulated me. You are so sick,” said 2012 and 2016 Olympic gold medalist
Aly Raisman. The shackled creep tried to apologize, but the source had warned, “There will be no mercy for him in prison. He’s a dead man walking!”
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Jacqueline McCann, who represents Nassar as part of the State Appellate Defender's Office in Detroit, filed documents on July 25, 2018, attempting to appeal the molester's prison sentence — claiming that her client had been attacked right after being released into the prison's general population. McCann also didn't hold back in accusing Judge Rosemarie Aquilina of turning her client into a prison pariah!
Photo credit: Getty Images
"Instead of a proceeding to assist the judge in reaching a fair and just sentencing decision," said McCann, "the judge used the nationally-televised proceeding as an opportunity to advance her own agenda." Millions tuned in to see over 150 brave victims of Nassar making victims' statements in court — with McCaan complaining that Judge Aquilina had allowed the case to "devolve into a free-for-all."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Nassar's accusers bravely revealed Nassar’s “medically necessary treatments” for their sports injuries and pain included vaginal penetration with his ungloved fingers. “I thought I was going to die,” revealed 2012 Olympian
McKayla Maroney. “He abused my trust, he abused my body. He is a child molester and a monster of a human being.”
The monstrous molester, already serving 60 years for child-porn crimes, was sentenced to 175 years for sexual abuse after being confronted by 156 of his traumatized victims in a Lansing, Mich., courtroom. At the sentencing, disgusted Judge Aquilina told the predator, “I just signed your death warrant.”
“You lied to me and manipulated me. You are so sick,” said 2012 and 2016 Olympic gold medalist
Aly Raisman. The shackled creep tried to apologize, but the source had warned, “There will be no mercy for him in prison. He’s a dead man walking!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
