Documents below are related to a 2015 sexual assault case at the University
of Richmond, involving C.C. Carreras as the complainant. The university has
denied that a dean, Daniel Fabian, made the comment to Carreras: “I
thought it was reasonable for him to penetrate you for a few more minutes if
he was going to finish.”
Excerpt from a prepared statement shared with BuzzFeed News, that
Carreras read aloud to several administrators, including Dan Fabian, the
deputy Title IX coordinator. A witness present at the meeting recalled her
reading a part about his comment, and said that Fabian did not respond. The
part below was directed at Fabian:

An excerpt from an email sent to Fabian from Carreras on Sept. 4, 2015, after
learning that Fabian was recommending against charging the accused
student with violating the school’s code of conduct:

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Carreras sent a number of emails to Fabian that day voicing concern about
his decision to close her case. Fabian only responded in the afternoon with
the following email:

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In October, a hearing board found the accused student in her case not
responsible for violating the school's sexual misconduct code. Carreras
appealed, and she wrote in her 75-page appeal that Fabian said he believed
the way Carreras withdrew consent was phrased in a way to suggest "a

reasonable person” could continue. According to her appeal file:

The quote was transcribed by Carreras from an audio recording of the
hearing, she said. The school declined to provide Carreras with a copy of the
recording, she said. An email obtained by BuzzFeed News showed the school
also declined to provide her with an official transcript. When the university
ultimately denied her appeal in November, the letter she received
acknowledged the existence of a recording of the hearing.