He said: "Your defence was that [the complainant] knew who you were from the outset and that this was just role play.
George goes on, "As an investigator, you're supposed to suspend your disbelief while interviewing the complainant.
"There were multiple incidents of unwelcome physical conduct toward one complainant, wherein you put your hand on her leg, she removed your hand, and you then put your hand between her upper thighs, putting your hand as far up between her legs as you could go," he wrote.
"There were multiple incidents of unwelcome physical conduct toward one complainant, wherein you put your hand on her leg, she removed your hand, and you then put your hand between her upper thighs, putting your hand as far up between her legs as you could go," Mr. Silver wrote, describing the committee's findings.
The report found that one complainant was told to "keep your mouth shut; he is a VIP" while talent were "treated with kid gloves and rarely challenged".
Adams tweeted in two parts, "Twitter emails to tell me: "we have just received an update from the complainant retracting their original request…Therefore your account has been unsuspended".
Those now widely reported comments include, in questioning the complainant, "why didn't you just sink your bottom down into the basin," and "why couldn't you just keep your knees together".
During the first trial, Camp, you may recall, asked the complainant "Why couldn't you just keep your knees together?" as she testified to being raped in the basement bathroom of a house party in 2011.
Camp, while presiding over a sex assault trial in Alberta, asked a female complainant "Why couldn't you just keep your knees together?" (He's since said he's "sorry").
Twitter emails to tell me: "we have just received an update from the complainant retracting their original request... .. "... Therefore your account has been unsuspended".
