“He was told that it was his fault, he was told that if he ever brought it up again, life was over as he knew it, so he suppressed it,” attorney Susan E. Loggans told the Tribune last month. “The triggering event for him was when he learned that this guy had done it to somebody else. He felt, ‘Oh, my God, if somebody would’ve done something about this at the time, it never would’ve happened.’ So he allowed himself to bring that memory about again.”
