US Judge Dismisses Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Filed Against Sam Altman by His Sister
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Photo: Daily CallerA US judge on Tuesday dismissed a civil lawsuit filed by Ann Altman, also known as Annie, accusing her brother, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, of sexual abuse. The suit alleged he repeatedly abused and raped her between 1997 and 2006 at the family home in suburban Clayton, Missouri, starting when she was 3 and he was 12. The alleged abuse took place more than two decades ago.
Right-leaning outlets lead with the allegations: the New York Post details the alleged years, location and ages, while the Daily Caller stresses her claim of childhood rape and includes a statement of continued belief in her. Left-leaning coverage in the Guardian US leads with the dismissal and describes the accusation of repeated abuse over two decades ago. Alternative coverage from Reuters is the most procedural, noting the Tuesday dismissal of a civil suit. All agree on the outcome; they differ in detail and emphasis. None of the excerpts gives the judge's reasoning.
How the sides differ Right sources stress the detailed abuse allegations and support for Annie Altman; left and alternative sources focus on the dismissal, with Reuters the most procedural.
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The Guardian US leads with the judge's dismissal and summarizes Ann Altman's accusation that her brother repeatedly abused her more than two decades ago, without further detail.
Reuters gives a brief, procedural account: a US judge dismissed a civil sexual abuse lawsuit against Sam Altman on Tuesday, filed by his sister.
- New York PostSam Altman’s sister’s lawsuit accusing brother and OpenAI CEO of sexual abuse is tossed
The New York Post details the alleged dates, Missouri location and ages, while the Daily Caller stresses her claim of childhood rape and quotes a line of continued belief in her.