Leigh Corfman, the first woman to accuse Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore of molestation and sexual assault, said Monday that she decided a few times not to go public with her story, and only agreed to talk to the Washington Post if they were able to find other victims.
“The Washington Post sought me out. I didn’t go looking for this. It fell in my lap,” Corfman told NBC about her decision to talk about Moore.
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