with an important challege.

Interestingly, I saw this because it was shared by the friend of FB friend who is an FSU alum in her mid-20s and one of the few I've seen on social media willing to entertain the idea that Jameis is guilty.

The film is completely accurate in its depiction of Ms. Kinsman's account, and its depiction of how her case was handled by Florida State University.

You say there are distortions and glaring omissions, yet you are not able to state a single factual error in our film. That is because there are none.

Your assertion that the film did not mention Jameis Winston's Title IX investigation, or its outcome, is not true. Both are mentioned in the film.

You say FSU is a "model" when it comes to handling sexual assault. The truth is that your school is being investigated by the Department of Education for its mishandling of sexual assault cases, and many media outlets, including The New York Times, have detailed how your school covered up sexual assault allegations against its former star quarterback.

In an interview on January 16, 2015, you said FSU has been "aggressively" working on a "scheme" regarding the negative publicity FSU has received about how they mishandled Title IX complaints. Rather than scheming, we believe FSU students are better served by efforts to make their campus safe.