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In a shocking turn of events, a prominent South Carolina cheerleading coach met a tragic end amid a criminal investigation into alleged sexual abuse of underage male and female athletes, Your Content has learned.
The coach, identified as Scott Foster, reportedly took his own life after learning about the impending probe.
According to recent reports, a civil lawsuit was filed, shedding light on the horrifying accusations against Foster. It is claimed that he sexually assaulted nearly 100 young athletes across the country, with some allegations involving his staff members as well.
The lawsuit further alleges that Foster engaged in inappropriate communication with underage teens, even supplying them with drugs and pressuring them into sexual acts at an apartment known as the ‘Rockstar house,’ which he allegedly funded.
Foster’s ex-wife, who co-founded the cheer gym back in 2007, has also been implicated in the lawsuit as a defendant. The extent of her involvement remains to be seen.
As this tragic and disturbing story unfolds, authorities and the community are left grappling with the devastating impact of the alleged actions of someone who was once a respected figure in the cheerleading world, according to DailyMail.
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