Rockstar Cheer, cheerleading gym based in South Carolina, embroiled in sexual abuse scandal

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Rockstar Cheer, cheerleading gym based in South Carolina, embroiled in sexual abuse scandal

Scott Foster, 49, the founder of Rockstar Cheer, died by suicide Aug. 22. One week later, his estate and gym were hit with two lawsuits alleging sexual abuse.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[borndem]

Grrrrrrrr.
Question: Why did they do it?
Answer: Because they could.
Just like the Olympic athletes, they were young and wanted to please, to be the best, and were probably told that the "special exercises," or whatever they were called, would help him or her to be better athletes.
Try them in court, find them guilty, and lock 'em up.

 

[MadMcGoo]

Scott Foster: Cheerleading coach who was part of sick 'coven of sexual predators' that preyed on minors kills himself

The 49-year-old South Carolina man, who was named in a lawsuit accusing other coaches of Rockstar Gyms of abusing six boys and girls, shot himself dead

meaww.com

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA: A federal lawsuit has accused multiple cheerleading coaches in South Carolina, including Scott Foster who took his own life, of sexually assaulting at least six boys and girls, and providing them with drugs and alcohol. Foster, 49, was discovered dead in his vehicle on August 22 at a state park. The Greenville County Coroner's Office said that he shot himself in the head.