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Origins of The Project

The Original Stories

Whose "Victims' Voices" did this project start with?

This project began in relation to a group of serial sex offenders in the Lane County Area. These individuals have been charged and convicted, but those charges only tell a portion of the story.

The Timeline

Below is the "timeline" which features interactive buttons that allow you to read stories submitted by victims of these men, laid out in order of occurrence.

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Below the timeline, you will see statements submitted by victims as well as impactful quoted from victims' stories. 

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Roughly2014
2021 and beyond

August, 2017 "I was sleeping when this happened." Submitted by: "B"

Approx. 3 years ago “My ex was in one of their group chats where it was a constant cycle of videos of sexualizing girls and videos of girls having sex or doing oral with them.

Spring of 2017 "For the longest time I was so confused. So much of that night was a blur and bits of my memory are completely gone so I had convinced myself that maybe there were moments where it was okay. I felt like I wasn't credible enough because I was drunk and blacked out a lot of it. The things I do remember though were awful and it took a long time to realize that it wasn't my fault."

Summer of 2018 “I was crying and his first thought was to make a move on me.”

November of 2018 “I will never, ever forget the look in his eyes; it haunts me more than any other detail related to any of my experiences with these men. His eyes were dark and soulless- he had the “psychopath stare.””

January of 2019 “Andy was filming this whole thing, and the weirdest thing to me, is each thing that they did to us, the others would watch and even touch themselves.”

Winter, 3-4 years ago “I just remembered feeling so unbelievably disgusted and I just laid in bed and cried.” Submitted by Anonymous

Summer of 2018 “I could hear all of his friends in the background saying “woah omg Hani” but no one did anything to stop it. I then ran into the bathroom and locked myself inside while trying to figure out where to go." Submitted by: Jocilyn

Read victims' stories for each offender

A statement for Brenten, from B:

"i’ve been sitting here thinking about what exactly i could say to you, to make you realize what you did was wrong. to you it was just a saturday and you probably never thought twice about it after you left. to me it’s been burn in my brain since that night, i still to this day suffer from the consequences of your actions. the endless night terrors, the countless flash backs, the night sweats, the ptsd triggers, and everything else between them . for you it was one night, for me it’s been years of healing, and rebuilding everything you took for me. you will now be known for the person you are, not what people think about you, or how people see you, but for the person you truly are. i get to move on with my life and heal, but i hope that this will forever be stuck in your head, and you will now have to deal with the consequences of your actions. i remember when you i told me no one would ever believe me, well brenton look where we are now."

From: Anonymous

“For the longest time I was so confused. So much of that night was a blur and bits of my memory are completely gone so I had convinced myself that maybe there were moments where it was okay. I felt like I wasn't credible enough because I was drunk and blacked out a lot of it. The things I do remember though were awful and it took a long time to realize that it wasn't my fault.”
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