ANALYSIS: A pupil claims that she was assaulted after arguing about the Israeli occupation of Jerusalem, but no evidence supports her state.
Following a College Fix investigation, a dark Muslim student’s allegation of a hate crime at the University of Washington appears to have vanished.
Isha Hussein claimed that one of her neighbors sexually assaulted her in November of last year. Around the same time as she was running for undergraduate state, she began making the allegations public.
However, in response to a new government records request from The College Fix, the University of Washington has no information of an assault.
After a warmed debate about the Middle East conflict, Hussein claimed that the assault took place after a unique companion, who is Jewish, threatened to kill her.
According to The Fix, those statements had no supporting evidence, and police found no possible cause.
According to Hussein’s claims, the Jewish roommate finally permanently left the university housing. When the threats were made, she was forced to step aside for a moment. Hussein continued to assert that the school had no control over the first incident.
In a notice posted on Instagram, Hussein sources an assault in November and a danger in December by her other housemates, in addition to the October 2023 harm. The article received over 43, 000 “likes” and garnered popular online momentum, including popular TikTok video boosting her account.
I was assaulted by a different roommate on November 3rd due to [ Housing and Food Services ] lack of concern for my safety, Hussein wrote in the post.
The common school revealed to The Fix that it has no records of an alleged rape in November 2023.
Compliance Analyst Mike Fleming told The Fix via email that” I have reached out to the department and they have confirmed that the report provided [the October incident ] was the only record responsive to this request.
Housing and Food Services turned over data to the press relations staff regarding the December 2023 claims.
Spokesman Vic Balta reiterated that Hussein did not ask for trial, but rather only wanted the October event “documented”.
” The states and counterclaims are major, deeply personal, and have been difficult to verify or handle for all parties”, Balta told The Fix via internet, actually in reference to the October event. He said the same things were true when the inquiries were supposed to be about the November state.
This writer attempted to follow Hussein on Instagram in an effort to get some comments, but the University of Wyoming student refused to do so. This makes messaging hardly possible. The College Fix‘s Instagram account formerly had messaged Hussein for opinion on the Oct. 2023 argument, but she did not respond, and The Fix may take another demand.
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The Fix requested an email and phone number for Hussein, but Balta, the spokesperson, said he has” no information available on this individual”.
The Women’s Ticket, which Hussein ran under for pupil state, did not respond to two Instagram emails The Fix sent last month asking for remark and assistance getting in touch with Hussein.
A well-known pro-Palestinian scholar and former University of Washington pupil did not respond to requests for comment on Hussein’s tale, which he was promoting.
Ahmad Hamdan produced a video that addresses the reported incidents involving Hassan and her neighbors. His film has almost 150, 000 wants and is still up as of Oct. 22.
Though Hamdan said “more individuals need to be talking” about what happened to Hussein, he did not respond to Fix questions.
Hamdan did not respond to an email from The Fix or a message from TikTok asking if he had spoken to Hussein or had more details about the reported November 3 abuse.
Despite the officers reports being made available for three months, the student newspaper has not yet updated its first article on the “viral post.” The Fix reported on the Oct. 2023 event to The Daily up in July of this year when the first essay about Hussein’s promises was published. After she attempted to rescind an appointment and refused to provide any supporting documentation, Hussein’s story immediately raised concerns in the student newspaper.
Further: There were 19 school hate offense hoaxes in 2023
IMAGE: The Person’s Ticket/Instagram
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