When he was married to me, he groped a student and paid to hush it up.
Four years ago, I finally left him, got counseling for myself and our teens, and found happiness. He remarried, and maintains a positive reputation as a businessman and philanthropist.
I don’t have a record of her last name or the lawyer’s, much less a copy of the paperwork, so if I do report this history it may sound like gossip to them.You should seek legal advice regarding your options and the impact on all parties. Before being appointed, he might be asked to sign a document guaranteeing that he has not been the subject of a lawsuit involving the college. If he does so, and lies about it, he could face consequences that would be far worse than the college merely withdrawing this offer.
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