Michigan AG Closes Investigation into MSU's Handling of Larry Nassar Scandal

After reviewing newly released documents, authorities found no new evidence against Michigan State University.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel concluded the investigation into MSU's handling of Larry Nassar's abuse after receiving over 6,000 additional documents.
The documents, withheld for years under attorney-client privilege, revealed no new information about the university's knowledge of Nassar's actions.
Nessel criticized MSU for delaying the release, which prolonged the victims' search for closure and gave them false hope.
Nassar, a former MSU and USA Gymnastics physician, is serving a prison sentence of 40 to 175 years for sexually abusing hundreds of athletes.
Despite extensive investigations and document reviews, there remains no clear explanation for how Nassar's abuse continued unchecked for decades.