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40 Rhode Island boarding school alumni say they were sexually abused
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More than 40 Rhode Island boarding school alumni say they were sexually assaulted by staff and peers, with the earliest case being in the '70s.
Two lawyers representing former students of St. George's School in Middletown claim there has been a cover up for years at the school.
The cover up allegedly included telling victims to stay quiet. (Video via WPRI)
There is no statute of limitations for rape in Rhode Island. (Video via WJAR)
The school said it recently investigated the incidents and found there were 26 victims in the '70s and '80s. But reports have questioned if the school acknowledged the incidents at the time or did anything about them.
The accusers are calling for an independent investigation. (Video via WBZ-TV)

