Daisy Coleman became suicidal after she was allegedly raped at age 14, then tormented by cyber bullies, her mother says A teenager whose family was driven out of town after she reported being raped by a popular footballer says she thinks authorities treated her case differently because of his family's 'prominent political' status. High school freshman Daisy Coleman claims she was subjected to constant cyber-bullying from classmates - and even parents - in Maryville, Missouri, after she reported in January 2012 that she had been raped. She told police the 17-year-old boy invited her to a party where she became so intoxicated she couldn't stand and then had sex with her while a friend filmed the incident on an iPhone.
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Melinda Coleman says she and her family had to leave Maryville, Missouri, after intense backlash when her daughter said she was raped at a party
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Daisy Coleman was left intoxicated on her porch in 22-degree weather with no shoes or socks. When her mother found her she had frostbite
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A friend of the athlete allegedly involved is accused of recording the 'act'
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Both teens were ultimately cleared when a prosecutor dismissed all the charges, saying there was not enough evidence
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The family claim their case was treated differently because of the footballer's 'prominent political family' and they still want to testify
Daisy Coleman
Daisy Coleman
Daisy Coleman
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