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Input: SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — An academic coach fired by the University of Notre Dame after a student accused her of coercing him into having unwelcome sexual encounters with her daughter issued a statement Thursday describing what happened as merely a breakup and saying her family is heartbroken he chose to harm them in such a public manner. 
  
 "There are two sides to every breakup and that this is being played out in the media is incredibly painful to us," said a statement released by family spokeswoman Caitlin Rourk. "While we may not be a perfect family, we are a close-knit one and welcomed this young man into our lives at a time when he, himself said, he couldn't rely on anyone else." 
  
 The University of Notre Dame disclosed Thursday that the student made a multimillion-dollar demand from the school after complaining about the academic coach, who was named in a lawsuit filed by the student last week. The lawsuit alleges racial discrimination and sexual harassment, saying the academic coach, who is white, orchestrated a sexually motivated "inappropriate and demeaning relationship" with the student, who is black. The suit alleges that included providing condoms and paying for hotel rooms and asking him about the nature, frequency and quality of sexual activities he had with her daughter. The names of those involved have not been released. 
  
 Also Thursday, lawyers for the student released a six-page report by an outside investigator hired by the university into the relationship. The report does not specify how the academic coach, who didn't work with the student, allegedly coerced him. Mike Misch, an attorney for the student, said those details will come out at trial. 
  
 When asked about the report, Rourk said the family had no further comment. 
  
 The report states the academic coach at one point asked the student about the last time he and her daughter, a student at a nearby school who also works at Notre Dame, had sex. When he responded it had been three or four days, he told the investigator the mother told them to "go upstairs immediately and have sex." 
  
 The student also said the daughter once said to him: "You know if you break up with me, I am going to kill you, right?" according to the report. 
  
 He also told the investigator he was afraid of breaking up with the daughter because he had moved all his belongings into a storage unit of the mother and daughter and was afraid they wouldn't give them his things back, the report said. 
  
 It also states he got a restraining order against the daughter and tried but failed to get one for the mother. It makes no mention of the academic coach trying to convert the student to Catholicism, a claim made in the lawsuit. 
  
 University spokesman Paul Browne on Thursday issued a statement saying the university acted quickly after the student complained about the academic coach's conduct on Aug. 26. The statement described how the student asked for money from the school before the lawsuit was filed. 
  
 The university put the academic coach on leave pending an investigation, even though she had no professional relationship with him, according to Browne's statement. He said she was fired on Oct. 5. ||||| NOTRE DAME - 
  
 New information has been released about that sexual harassment lawsuit filed by a Notre Dame student against the University and a fired "Academic Coach." 
  
  
  
 WSBT 22 News has obtained a summary put together by an investigator Notre Dame hired. 
  
 CLICK HERE TO READ THE DOCUMENT 
  
 Lawyers representing that student say there's a reason they released this information. 
  
 READ THE NEWS RELEASE HERE 
  
  
  
 The lawyers say because Notre Dame refuses to correct its official comment in response to their lawsuit filed last Friday. 
  
  
  
 A University spokesman has said the student's allegations are unfounded. 
  
 The student's legal team says the summary from the investigator is now being released "to protect the student" and because it shows someone acting on behalf of Notre Dame was aware of the facts behind the allegations. 
  
  
  
 As WSBT 22 News first reported, the student is claiming the "academic Coach" pressured him during a sexual relationship with her daughter. 
  
  
  
 In the investigative summary, it claims the student stayed with the daughter at the "academic Coach's" house on multiple occasions. 
  
  
  
 It also details a specific incident last summer when the mother allegedly ordered her daughter and the student to "go upstairs immediately and have sex." 
  
  
  
 The student also apparently told the investigator he referred to the "academic coach" as Sandra Bullock because she tried to help a black kid... In the movie "The Blind Side." 
  
  
  
 The document also reveals she also tried to help a former Notre Dame football player she coached. The player also reportedly dated the "academic coach's" daughter and stayed at their home. 
  
  
  
 The investigator's report goes on to allege the daughter told the student - "You know, if you break up with me, I am going to kill you, right?" 
  
  
  
 According to the report, the "academic Coach" told the student she "always wanted to have sex with a black man." 
  
  
  
 His parents contacted his Resident Adviser, who reported the incident to the University in August. 
  
  
  
 Full statement Paul J. Browne, from Vice President, Public Affairs & Communications at Notre Dame: 
  
 The student identified as John Doe in the lawsuit complained on August 26 to the university’s Office of Institutional Equity about an employee’s conduct. The employee was identified in the lawsuit as Jane Roe. Soon thereafter, Notre Dame employed outside counsel to conduct an independent investigation of the allegations. Although there was no professional relationship between Roe and Doe through the University, due to the nature of the allegations the University put Roe on leave pending resolution of the investigation. John Doe told the investigator that while the Roe never tried to seduce him, she pressured him to have sex with her daughter. Upon conclusion of the investigation and review of its findings, Notre Dame promptly terminated Roe on October 5. Following a multimillion-dollar demand for money, plaintiff’s counsel made unsupported allegations that Notre Dame failed to act, when in fact the university acted immediately when it learned of a problem. Further, a number of media outlets mistakenly reported that plaintiff was a student-athlete or that student-athletes were among other complainants. Neither is true. The sole plaintiff is not now and has never been a Notre Dame student-athlete. 
  
 Full statement Caitlin Rourk, spokeswoman for Jane Roe family: 
  
 There are two sides to every breakup and that this is being played out in the media is incredibly painful to us. While we may not be a perfect family, we are a close-knit one and welcomed this young man into our lives at a time when he, himself said, he couldn’t rely on anyone else. We’re heartbroken that he has chosen to try to harm us in such a public manner, but with the help of our family and friends, we will get through this. 
  
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Output:
New allegations have emerged against a former Notre Dame academic coach who is accused of coercing a student into having a sexual relationship with her daughter. The unnamed complainant's lawyers yesterday released a six-page report by an investigator hired by the university that USA Today reports contains "graphic details." The student, who is black, alleges the white coach told him she "always wanted to have sex with a black man," per WSBT, and at one point asked him when was the last time he and her daughter had had sex. When he responded that it had been a few days, he says the woman told them to ''go upstairs immediately and have sex," reports the AP, which notes she also allegedly provided condoms and paid for hotel rooms. (The report also says the daughter and student "engaged in sexual activities very often, to the point of being unnatural.") The student also alleges the woman's daughter said, ''You know if you break up with me, I am going to kill you, right?'' The student's lawyer says he released the report—which doesn't describe how the coach allegedly coerced the student—because a university rep called the initial accusations "gratuitous" and "unfounded." "We hope that they do correct the statement," he says. Notre Dame says the student asked for millions from the school after filing a complaint on Aug. 26. The school immediately put the academic coach on leave; she was fired on Oct. 5. "There are two sides to every breakup and that this is being played out in the media is incredibly painful to us," the unnamed academic coach says in a statement. We "welcomed this young man into our lives at a time when he, himself said, he couldn't rely on anyone else." Her lawyer adds the allegations in the report "do not support the allegations he made in the original suit."