he was recruited by the university of montana football team. he became a good football player.o one could have seen this. he done other things like this but kept them hidden. it was shocking for allison to wake up to be raped by her best friend. that change the way she thought of him. during the sentencing, don't you think he is a good person? do you think you deserves another chance? she said i don't know the person sitting over there. the person who raped me is not the person i thought i knew. he has destroyed my faith in humanity. i don't trust anyone anymore. charlie: did you hear that often? something about their lives had been severely damaged? jon: yes. as i described one victim being sexy assaulted as a teenager turned her into a ghost. the rapist robbed her innocence, turned her into this ghost forever trapped in the act of being violated for a decade. that is what it does. to be penetrated by another person is a different kind of trauma. it's hard to imagine if you yourself have not been assaulted. the rate of ptsd in rape victims is higher than in soldiers and marine

he was recruited by the university of montana football team, the grizzlies where he became a good football player. no one could have seen this. he had done other things like this but he had kept them hidden. so it was a shocking for allison fugat to wake up in the middle of the night being raped by her best friend was shocking beyond description. and that changed the way she thought of him. you know during the sentencing hearing where the deciding what his sentence should be the defense attorney kept asking, don't you think beau say good person. don't you think he deserves another chance. you always trusted him. she said well i don't know the person sitting over there. that is not-- the person without raped me is not the person i thought i knew. he has destroyed my faith in humanity. you know, i don't trust anyone any more. >> rose: did you hear that often, that somehow something about their lives had been-- well severely damaged. >> yeah i describe about one victim being sexually assaulted as a teenager turned her into a sort of ghost. the rapist robbed her innocence, turned her into this

montana and grizzly football. >> touchdown, montana. >> there was no other option for school for me. it was i was going to be a montana griz. >> reporter: she was proud of the grizzlies a high-octane division one team whose fan gaim base is known as griz nation. >> all the stadium, people cheering i loved it and it is now ruined for me. >> reporter: ruined because her sophomore year she says she was raped in this off campus apartment. >> i remember the crotch being in my face and i said i don't want to and i pushed him away. he grabbed me by my jaw and after that i blacked out. >> reporter: she came forward with her story. >> what do we want -- >> reporter: joining a chorus of alleged victims nationwide sparking fierce debate over america's rape crisis fuelled by binge drinking and sexual aggression, many victims say they feel the justice system instead of helping is failing them which maybe why an 0% of rapes go unreported. >> i think it is terrifying to come forward because you are treated not like the victim. >> how are you treated? like it was your fault the rape happened. >> in the past three years, there have been 80 reported rains in missoula. 11 sexual assaults involving university students