Defendant Says Sorry to Former UBC Professor Days Before Defamation Trial to Start
One of several accusers of former University of British Columbia professor Steven Galloway says she now understands her conduct toward him was “serious and harmful” as she apologized just days before a defamation trial in the case is expected to begin. Chelsea Rooney’s statement said she communicated serious and unproven allegations against Galloway and that she was involved in collecting complaints in an attempt to build a case against him.
Chelsea Rooney, one of the accusers of former UBC professor Steven Galloway, has issued an apology days before a defamation trial. Rooney stated that she understands her conduct toward Galloway was serious and harmful, and that she communicated unproven allegations against him. She expressed deep regret for her role in contributing to the harm Galloway has suffered.
- Chelsea Rooney, an accuser of former UBC professor Steven Galloway, apologized for her conduct.
- Rooney acknowledged that her actions were “serious and harmful” towards Galloway.
- She stated that she communicated “serious and unproven allegations” against him.
- Rooney was involved in collecting complaints to build a case against Galloway.
- Her apology comes just days before a defamation trial is expected to begin.
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