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Thirteen women who were sexually assaulted by former USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar are asking the FBI for $130 million in compensation. The Justice Department’s Inspector General released a report that found W. Jay Abbott, former head of the FBI’s Indianapolis Field Office, and an unidentified agent took eight months to respond when the first allegations against Nassar arrived at their office in 2015.
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While their investigation lingered Nassar sexually assaulted at least 120 women and children. When the Inspector General began to review how the Indianapolis FBI conducted its investigation, Abbott and the other agent made false statements "to make it appear that they had been diligent,” according to the federal government.
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Federal law provides broad protections that shield government agencies and their employees from lawsuits, but survivors could argue that the agents’ actions — particularly their false statements — eroded that shield.