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MOORESTOWN, New Jersey (AP) — A series of online messages from a long-ago schoolmate has a Gettysburg College graduate trying again to get authorities to make an arrest in her 2013 sexual assault.
Shannon Keeler says she had fended off an upperclassman at a fraternity party that night only to have him follow her home and rape her.
Prosecutors declined to prosecute the case at the time even though she had a hospital rape exam, text messages and witness statements.
Advocates say prosecutors must do more to make arrests in campus sex assaults.
The 26-year-old Keeler hopes the latest messages from her alleged attacker will finally be enough.
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