Gymnasts Open Up About Larry Nassar Abuse

Here's what you need to know about the couple and their ranch and training camp: Still, it doesn't explain everything, leaving viewers to wonder: where are the Karolyis, both 76, now? And how much, if anything, did they really know about Nassar? Now that the HBO documentary At The Heart Of Gold: Inside The USA Gymnastics Scandalhas given the sexual assault survivors a new voice, it also sheds a new light on the adults who were responsible for keeping them safe. One such place is in rural Texas at a ranch-turned-training center owned by Martha and Bela Karolyi, a Romanian couple who coached dozens of elite gymnasts for decades. Much of the scandal has been focused on where the abuse took place-and who there allowed this abuse to happen for years on end. More than 300 women, including Olympians such as Aly Raisman, McKayla Maroney, and Simone Biles, accused Nassar of sexually abusing them as children by putting his fingers in their vaginas under the guise of medical 'treatments,' per the Chicago Tribune -and more than 150 of those women confronted him during his trial. Over the last three years, fans of the USA women's gymnastics team have seen how former team doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse scandal has seemingly plagued the sport. Martha and Bela Karolyi currently claim they knew nothing of Nassar's abuse and are in a lawsuit with USA Gymnastics.Some of the abuse occurred at Martha and Bela Karolyi's ranch and other locations, but the doc doesn't touch on what happened to the Karolyis after the scandal broke.HBO's new USA Gymnastics documentary, At The Heart of Gold, focuses on former team doctor Larry Nassar's sexual abuse of young gymnasts.

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