Epstein Survivor Annie Farmer Calls on Ohio State to Remove Wexner’s Name

The former Ohio State University students who sued the school, alleging that it failed to protect them from being sexually abused by a campus doctor, got a shout-out of support Thursday from one of the first women to blow the whistle on Jeffrey Epstein.

Annie Farmer, who says both she and her sister were among the hundreds of women victimized by the now dead financier pedophile, said she supports their push to have the name of Leslie Wexner, the Ohio billionaire who once bankrolled Epstein, removed from campus buildings.

Well, she's certainly not alone.

That man's name shouldn't be on any of these buildings.

But we are talking about the Ohio State University, aren't we? Not exactly a place that gives a shit.

Just ask the wrestlers.

Farmer also criticized OSU leaders for waging a prolonged legal battle settled in June with hundreds of men who said the university did nothing to stop Dr. Richard Strauss from sexually assaulting them decades ago, often under the guise of doing physicals.

And if you haven't watched that documentary yet about what went on at Ohio State University, I suggest you do.

What an absolute shit show.

And this doctor would bring these dudes in, and he'd say that they, he's giving them physicals, right? But then he'd insert his finger in places he shouldn't be inserting his finger, you know, et cetera, et cetera.

And we're talking about some of the most manly men you could possibly imagine, and they didn't even realize that they were being assaulted at the time, really.

They thought it was, you know, a doctor doing what a doctor does, only to come to find out old boy's diddling people like he's fucking Larry Nassar.

The Strauss survivors have noted repeatedly that Wexner served on the OSU Board of Trustees during the time period that the campus doctor preyed on them.

Well, fellow travelers and all, right? Perfect place for a guy like Les Wexner, considering who his best friend was.

Hundreds of students and alumni have made it clear that they do not want Wexner's name on the building, including many of the brave athletes who are survivors of Richard Strauss, Farmer said in an email response to questions from NBC News.

If you're an OSU student who has been a victim of sexual assault, you're currently directed to go to the Wexner Medical Center for an exam.

That is highly problematic.

Well, I would say so.

Somebody that's been assaulted has to go to a place with Wexner's name on it, especially in this current environment where everybody knows what Wexner is and was and who he was with.