i was sick to my stomach, shaking with anger and disgust. >> reporter: m.m. was just 16 at the time, a high school student, as were the other victims. belter was 16 when the assaults began. his attorney told the court he is tremendously remorseful for what he has done. >> i don't believe it for one second. i will have to live with in the rest of my life knowing that he is walking the streets and that another girl could be a victim of his any day now, it's terrifying. >> reporter: her attorney was blunt. >> if this individual was not a rich white kid from a privileged background he would be in prison right now. >> reporter: m.m. told me she has no regrets about speaking out and taking the witness stand. >> i don't think we'll find that closure until we know that he's locked up. and the judge failed us there. he is putting us through hell. >> reporter: belter's mother also faces charges including endangering the welfare of a child for allegedly providing alcohol to minors at those parties in at her home in stthn yok erw neyou. now we want to turn now to the epe

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