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Second Fairfax Accuser Talks To Gayle King, Says 'I Want Some Action From The Virginia Legislature'
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14:03Now PlayingMeredith Watson, one of two women who has accused Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax (D) of sexual assault, is renewing her call for a public hearing into the claims as the state’s embattled governor continues his refusal to resign amid a racism scandal.
“I want some action from the Virginia legislature,” Watson, who alleges Fairfax raped her in 2000 when they were friends and classmates at Duke University, said in a CBS News interview that aired Tuesday. “I want the people of Virginia to know the truth, and I would like the Virginia legislature to do the right thing.” [Read more]
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