Allegations of sexual misconduct against a prominent skeptic and physics professor spanning 2006‑2016, with claims of university investigations and potential cover‑ups

Allegations of sexual misconduct against a prominent skeptic and physics professor spanning 2006‑2016, with claims of university investigations and potential cover‑ups The passage outlines multiple specific allegations of sexual assault involving a high‑profile figure in the skeptics movement and academia, cites alleged university investigations, and references a pending news story. It provides concrete dates, locations, and victim descriptions that could be pursued for corroboration, but it lacks direct evidence of financial or political wrongdoing and the individuals named are not senior government officials, limiting its broader impact. Key insights: Alleged incidents dated Nov 2006 (Washington D.C. CFI event) and Fall 2007 (Case Western Reserve) with detailed descriptions of alleged assault.; Claims that two universities independently concluded the reports were fabricated, though the author disputes this.; The subject holds an honorary board position at the Center for Inquiry and is a known figure in the skeptics movement.