Woman speaks out after losing rape case against Fairfax County Public Schools
The woman who sued Fairfax County Public Schools for millions of dollars after accusing a classmate of raping her in middle school didn?t win the case. She spoke exclusively with FOX 5's Sierra Fox after the verdict.
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