HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031233.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031233.txt
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This document is an email exchange regarding allegations of sexual harassment made against Lawrence Krauss by multiple individuals.
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This document is an email exchange regarding allegations of sexual harassment made against Lawrence Krauss by multiple individuals. In the email, Krauss denies some of the allegations and provides context for others, stating that he never forced himself on anyone and that emails can be provided to support his claims. He also mentions being a mentor to one individual who later complained about him. The document includes attachments with further information.
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