By Will Payne In Maryville, Missouri and Daily Mail Reporters The high school football player accused of raping 14-year-old Daisy Coleman pleaded guilty to child endangerment today but was not charged with any sexual offenses after the teen and her family accepted his apology. Matthew Barnett, 19, was given a two-year suspended sentence in Maryville, Missouri after entering a plea bargain that required him merely to apologize and pay $1,800 towards Coleman's future counseling. Coleman, who has tried to commit suicide three times since the alleged attack in 2012, said she believed Barnett's apology was 'genuine', Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said.
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Matt Barnett, 19, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor child endangerment charge 2 years after he was accused of raping Daisy Coleman at a party
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Prosecutors said there was not enough evidence to support a felony sexual assault charge against Barnett
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He had claimed the sex was consensual but apologized to Coleman
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Coleman: 'I am grateful and I am ready to move forward'
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It comes just days after she tried to take her life for the third time
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After she reported the alleged rape in 2012, she was relentlessly cyber bullied and her family's home mysteriously burned down
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