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ESPN investigative reporter. Co-author "Violated: Exposing Rape at Baylor University amid College Football's Sexual Assault Crisis"

Bristol, CT
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Paula Lavigne
16 days
Excited to bring this to light, finally: A suspect revealed. A murder still unsolved. ESPN to debut new 30 for 30 Podcast 'Murder at The U,' reexamining the Bryan Pata case - ESPN Press Room U.S.
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ESPN today announced “Murder at The U”, the newest installment in its acclaimed 30 for 30 Podcasts series, will premiere early next year.
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Paula Lavigne
2 months
La. State Police: Kyren Lacy's operation of car triggered events that caused fatal crash
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Louisiana State Police released video and records related to a fatal crash in December 2024 they allege was caused by ex-LSU football player Kyren Lacy.
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Paula Lavigne
2 months
Police said a key witness in 2006 murder of Miami's Bryan Pata was dead. ESPN found him alive.
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It's unclear how the revelation about witness Paul Conner will affect the murder trial of Rashaun Jones, currently set to start Oct. 6.
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Paula Lavigne
3 months
In our NFL retirees project, we feature the 1988 New Orleans Saints, tracking down every player or next of kin. The result is a gripping story of their memories, challenges, and bonds, along with videos, including a feature on the family of Daren Gilbert. https://t.co/1d25CCgpOM
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Nearly 40 years after their time in the NFL, the players from the 1988 New Orleans Saints grapple with the physical toll of football while honoring a bond forged through the toughest game.
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Paula Lavigne
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A project years in the making: NFL players nearing retirement age struggle mentally, physically more than their male counterparts. In an ESPN survey of more than 500 ex-players, they share their aches, pains and opinions of whether it was all worth it. https://t.co/FBMTOXP2Fa
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Read the key takeaways and methodology of the ESPN/KFF Survey of 1988 NFL Players, and see additional stories and videos from the project.
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Paula Lavigne
4 months
Six months after the executive order banning transgender athletes in school / college sports, the ban expands and the athletes themselves face an uncertain future on where, how and if they can continue to compete. https://t.co/I2YgJfUftO
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Six months after President Trump signed an executive order banning trans women from women's sports, these athletes are still trying to find ways to compete, and battles around their participation...
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Paula Lavigne
4 months
Thank you for this. And what a voice for the SMA community in @Andrew_Cherico .
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Bruce Feldman
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Looking for an uplifting way to kick off your week? Meet 21-year old @Andrew_Cherico, one of the most remarkable people I’ve ever met. https://t.co/281UWTvCNc
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In 1979, a woman disappeared into the night. Her family searched. They waited. Then, 41 years later, came the call that changed everything. 🚨Introducing Finding Dolores Wulff, a podcast from @BonaguraESPN and me.🚨 Premiering Aug. 4. Please subscribe! https://t.co/iy8Vmq1d4Z
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True Crime Podcast · Weekly Series · Season 3: Finding Dolores Wulff unravels the 41-year-old mystery of a mother who vanished one night from her home in a small California town. Season 2: Unnatural...
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Paula Lavigne
8 months
https://t.co/uZU4XIGT3Y Closing the federal agency that enforces Title IX gender equity in sports and responses to sexual misconduct raises questions on how the law will be administered and how data on sports participation - including athlete pay - might be tracked.
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The department's Office for Civil Rights has historically been responsible for enforcing the law credited with the rise of women's sports over the past half-century.
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