Occasionally, after having given the maid the slip, Fiona will come across her as she goes about her housekeeping duties. Haunting Ground also brilliantly toys with player expectations during the Daniella segment of the game. They have already had their choices taken away from them when their own body was violated, so please don't take away their choice on how to handle their assault away from them as well.Clock Tower Wiki” loading=”lazy” > Screenshot: Capcom, Clock Tower Wiki Not all victims want to go to the police or are in a position to do so, and one of the worst things you can do to a victim of sexual assault is force them to go to the police (or not). This violates Title IX, which is "a law passed in 1972 that requires gender equity for boys and girls in every educational program that receives federal funding." Also, universities have sanctions for misconduct, which should also include sexual misconduct. In the meantime, both the victim and the alleged rapist exist on the same university campus, perhaps even in the same dorm room! As a survivor I can tell you this would be extremely traumatizing and it would affect the victim's ability to continue their education. Even if a rape report turned into an investigation, an arrest, and a future prosecution, this takes YEARS. For those of you who believe universities shouldn't be involved and this should only be a police matter, in my opinion, this isn't practical. I am so glad that many universities are being called out for their improper handling of sexual assault allegations. You can't choose any group of 4 women and expect to have exactly 1 rape survivor among them - depending on the particular group, none could be survivors or all four could be survivors. This person needs to take a statistics class. Someone else on here wrote that many women in their family have gone to college and none have been raped - but that's not how statistics work. However, in our American culture, we are much more likely to be skeptical about rape allegations, which is unfortunate because when a victim brings an allegation forward or even just tells a friend, being disbelieved re-traumatizes the person. In fact, only 2 - 10% of rape allegations are false, and there are false allegations for EVERY crime. These are not all from pathological liars or women who woke up with regret after having sex with someone. For everyone discounting the 1 in 4 statistic, look at the raw data from rape crisis hotlines. I am a survivor of sexual violence and I can tell you that rape on campus and rape in general is WAY more common than most people assume it is. Finally, this epidemic is out in the open and getting the publicity it needs. It is such a relief to see a documentary about campus rape.
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