What Happened on May 8th, 2018, at Yale During the Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Video and Transcript (Part II)

Below please find my What Happened at Yale on May 8th, 2018, During the Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Video and Transcript (Part II). Many persons have requested transcripts of my videos, and I will provide them here, especially the videos of my full, detailed account of what really happened during the now notorious Living or Napping While Black incident at Yale, which was actually a hate crime hoax, and the Yale Administration and the Yale Campus Police were complicit.

Here is the What Happened at Yale on May 8th, 2018, During the Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Video (Part II): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1UgfxoP1xI

Here is the transcript thereof:

I just happened to turn my head and look thru the open doorway into the interior room of the common room, which was dark.  

I saw a laptop and a few books and other items sitting on a desk.  

This was a very strange thing to see.  I had never known anyone to use that room to study in the two years that I had lived there. And, of course, it would have shocked me to learn that anyone had been using that room to study that evening.

I was also concerned that someone had left their laptop in the room where anyone who could get access could take it.  

I walked into the interior room of the common room to get a closer look.  

I was shocked to see what appeared to be, in the dark, a sleeping human form, entirely obscured, from head to toe, with a blanket.  

I had no idea if this person was a man or a woman or the race or identity or sex of this person. I saw only a sleeping human form entirely obscured by a blanket.  

My first thought was that this person was one of the persons who had been harassing me that evening, and, possibly, for months.  

I had no idea if this person was a resident or a student or a friend of a resident or of a student. People try to make use of the common rooms as hotel rooms for their visiting friends not infrequently, and there is a housing regulation that prohibits such behavior.  

I also want to make clear that the excuse the Yale Administration and campus police gave me for not being able to do anything about the fact that I was being terrorized in my isolated dorm room for months is because they had no idea who my attackers were or if they were even residents or students or Yale affiliates. And, the Provosts Spangler and Smith had assured me repeatedly that the students involved in the February 24thincident would stay away from me, my dorm room, and the 12thfloor of the Hall of Graduate Studies, as they had absolutely no reason to be there.  

What I saw when I saw this unidentifiable sleeping human form was someone who was making use of the 12thfloor common room as a hotel room, in violation of housing regulations.  What I also saw when I saw this unidentifiable sleeping human form is someone who had most likely been terrorizing me that evening, as well as for months, and someone who had probably set up camp immediately outside of my isolated dorm room for the purpose of terrorizing me.  

I interpreted the scene as my attackers having become so desperate to settle their delusional, jealous, and obsessive personal vendetta against me before the end of the academic year, which was fast approaching, that they had decided to set up camp immediately outside of my isolated dorm room for this purpose.  

I said to the person, “Are you sleeping in here?”  And, I turned on the light in the interior room of the common room.  

I said to the person, “You can’t sleep in here.  You can’t use this room as a hotel room.”

A woman emerged from the blanket.  I had never seen her before.  I had no idea who she was.  I didn’t know her name.  I didn’t know if she was a resident or a student or, even, a Yale affiliate.  

The woman was wearing a pink shower cap.  She appeared to have been asleep for the night, as far as I could tell.  There was nothing on the coffee table in front of the sofa, where she was lying.  To me, it seemed clear that she had gone to bed for the night.

She did not appear to me to merely be taking a nap over her books.

I asked her repeatedly who she was and if she was a resident or a student.  She would not answer me.

I identified myself as a resident of the Hall of Graduate Studies, and I told her that she could not use that room as a hotel room, because no one is allowed to sleep in the common rooms.  

She then made comments to me that made it clear to me that she was not only one of the persons who had been harassing me that evening, but that she was also one of the persons who had been harassing me for months, including on February 24th, 2018.

She said to me, in what I interpreted as a hostile manner, “Are you that lady who called the cops on that party?  You are that lady who called the cops on that party.”

Then, she picked up her phone.  

It wasn’t clear to me what she was doing with her phone.  I thought that maybe she was taking pictures of me.  Then, I thought that maybe she was calling the Yale campus police, because I had called the Yale campus police back in February.  I definitely felt like she was doing something to retaliate against me for the February 24thincident, and I became concerned for my safety.

I said to her, “What are you doing?  Are you calling the police?”

And, I said, “No, you’re not going to call the police; I’m going to call the campus police.”

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What Happened on May 8th, 2018, at Yale During the Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Video and Transcript (Part I)

Below please find my What Happened at Yale on May 8th, 2018, During the Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Video and Transcript (Part I). Many persons have requested transcripts of my videos, and I will provide them here, especially the videos of my full, detailed account of what really happened during the now notorious Living or Napping While Black incident at Yale, which was actually a hate crime hoax, and the Yale Administration and the Yale Campus Police were complicit.

Here is the What Happened at Yale on May 8th, 2018, During the Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Video (Part I): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc_OoqezOrg

Here is the transcript thereof:

Hello.  This is Sarah Braasch.  Welcome or welcome back to my channel.  

Today I am going to talk about exactly what actually happened on the evening of May 7thand the early morning hours of May 8th, 2018.  

As I’ve discussed previously, I was being terrorized in my isolated dorm room on Yale’s campus for months, while the Yale Administration and the Yale campus police stood by and did nothing, even though they could not have been more aware of what was happening. In fact, I believe that the Yale Administration and the Yale campus police were complicit in my being terrorized in my own home for months, and I believe that they were illegally feeding my personal information to my attackers.  Of course, I believed that the Resident Coordinators and the students involved in the February 24thincident were the ones stalking, harassing, and attacking me.  I believe that the Yale Administration and the Yale campus police were retaliating against me, because I had resisted being wrongfully publicly branded a racist, and because I had stood up for the federal civil rights of a black man during my first year in the PhD program at Yale.  

I had begged the Yale Administration and Yale Housing to close the 12thfloor common room of the Hall of Graduate Studies, and I told them explicitly that it was only being used as a vehicle and an excuse to stalk, harass, and attack me.  

As I had previously mentioned, between approximately April 24thand May 8th, 2018, my attackers had adopted the tactic of screaming and yelling at all hours of the day and night into my dorm room thru the adjoining wall between the 12thfloor common room and my dorm room.  They had also adopted the tactic of repeatedly loudly slamming the 12thfloor common room door, as well as the elevator door.  

It seemed to me that this was being done by 2 or 3 persons, and it sounded to me as if there was at least one female voice and at least one male voice.  

Of course, now, I believe that these persons were most likely my two main accusers, the man and the woman who made numerous television appearances.  

This same harassing behavior took place for hours on the evening of May 7th, 2018.  I would have been shocked if you had told me that someone was actually studying in the 12thfloor common room on the evening of May 7th, 2018.  People were going in and out of the room, over and over again, repeatedly slamming the door loudly, as well as the elevator door.  And, people (again, it sounded like 2 or 3 voices, at least one man and one woman) were screaming and yelling nonstop thru the adjoining wall into my dorm room.  

On May 7th, 2018, I was in the process of fleeing my home.  After having been terrorized in my isolated dorm room for months, with the harassment and stalking and attacks escalating, in terms of both severity and frequency, I was very concerned for my personal safety.  I know that when harassment escalates like that, the next step is physical violence, and, perhaps, murder.  I let the Yale Administration and campus police know that I interpreted their behavior as essentially making a public announcement that anyone was free to attack me, either physically or verbally with impunity.  I was, quite simply, terrified for my life.

I had been taking steps for at least a couple of weeks to leave asap.  It was difficult for me to leave, because I had teaching and grading responsibilities, and due to a lack of funds.   But, I was still desperate to leave at the earliest opportunity.  I had been packing up and taking items to a nearby storage facility.  I had also made arrangements to stay with friends in New York City asap.  

One other issue that I would like to point out is that a couple of weeks before May 8th, two undergraduate women had been robbed at gun point in their dorm room by a man who had been seen hanging out in the common rooms of the dorm.  This was published in the Yale Daily News, and I, like most persons on campus, was well aware of this fact.  

So, on May 7th, while I was being terrorized in my dorm room, I was desperately trying to pack up my things to leave.  I felt that as the end of the academic year was approaching that my attackers were becoming desperate to settle their delusional, jealous, and obsessive personal vendetta against me, and they knew that Yale would do nothing to stop them. 

I was still up at around 1 or 2 am in the morning, because I wanted to finish packing and leave so desperately.  

The 12thfloor common room had grown entirely silent, and I assumed that my attackers had given up for the night and had gone back to their dorm rooms or left the Hall of Graduate Studies for the night.  

Let me be clear – I had never seen my attackers.  I had never confronted them, as instructed.  I had never said anything to them.  I had never opened my door.  And, my dorm room door did not have a peep hole.  I did not know their names at this point, even though they knew mine.  I did not even know if all or any of them were residents or students or just friends of residents and / or students.  Of course, I strongly suspected that they were the Resident Coordinators and the persons involved in the February 24thincident.  

At around 130 am or thereabouts, I needed to throw some stuff away, and I had run out of trash bin real estate, so I decided to go make use of the trash bin in the 12thfloor common room, and I also saw it as an opportunity to make sure the room hadn’t been trashed, as often happened, and just to generally check on the condition of the room.

I did not think that anyone was in the room at that time.  If I had had any thought that someone was still in the common room at that time, then I never would have gone in there.  

I entered the common room with my key.  I tossed my garbage into the trash bin.  The common room on the 12thfloor is composed of two rooms.  The exterior room that I had entered was lighted.

I just happened to turn my head and look thru the open doorway into the interior room of the common room, which was dark.  

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What Happened at Yale on February 24th, 2018, Before the Now Infamous Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Videos and Transcripts (Parts I, II, and III)

Below please find my What Happened at Yale on February 24th, 2018, Before the Now Infamous Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Videos and Transcripts (Parts I, II, and III). Many persons have requested transcripts of my videos, and I will provide them here, especially the videos of my full, detailed account of what really happened during the now notorious Living or Napping While Black incident at Yale, which was actually a hate crime hoax, and the Yale Administration and the Yale Campus Police were complicit.

Here is the What Happened at Yale on February 24th, 2018, Before the Now Infamous Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Video and Transcript (Part I): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ky4FA95nYpM

Here is the What Happened at Yale on February 24th, 2018, Before the Now Infamous Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Video and Transcript (Part II): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOFLhbkBvW4

Here is the What Happened at Yale on February 24th, 2018, Before the Now Infamous Living or Napping While Black Hate Crime Hoax YouTube Channel Video and Transcript (Part III): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZcMLeJ3UMA

Here is the transcript thereof:

Hello.  This is Sarah Braasch.  Welcome or welcome back to my channel.  

Today I am going to talk about exactly what actually happened on February 24th, 2018, that led to this entire nightmare unfolding.  

I know that you will find that it was completely ludicrous and asinine for my attackers and Yale to have waged a months long campaign to destroy my life, discredit my work, and try to get me killed over the absolute nothing that I did wrong on February 24th.  

I still sometimes literally go into physical shock when I think about what was done to me over the absolute nothing that I did wrong on February 24th.  The Yale Housing Managers also investigated what happened and determined that not only had I done nothing wrong, but that I was the only person involved who had done nothing wrong.  

The only thing I tried to do that evening was take reasonable precautions to enter my dorm room safely.  That was the only thing I tried to do.  

This account of what occurred also exists in the form of a Yale campus police report, filed with Officer Grace Schenkle on March 9th, 2018.  Officer Schenkle was very kind to me, and her report is largely correct with a couple of minor errors.  She also recorded our conversation on her body camera.  

On February 24th, 2018, in the early evening, I had left my dorm to grab something to eat. When I returned I approached the small tower elevator.  I waited for the elevator, seemingly by myself.

I made it a point never to ride up in the elevator with anyone else, especially not men, and especially not a single other man, alone.

I had a very scary and serious safety threat take place the year prior, involving access to my dorm room. 

Also, I admit to being hyper vigilant with respect to my personal safety.  I have endured a life of great trauma and violence, including sexual violence.  I also suffer from mental health disabilities, including post traumatic stress disorder.  

Additionally, I know that people who are not residents try to sneak into the elevator behind residents, because the elevator may only be operated with a resident’s dorm room key, in order to get to residents’ rooms, as well as the 12thfloor common room for parties.  

The elevator arrived, I opened the heavy outer door and the inner gate.  As I reached out my hand to catch the heavy outer door, I was surprised that it didn’t fall back onto my hand.  Someone had caught it.  I could not see who it was.  I had no idea if the person was a man or a woman.  

The person followed me into the elevator.  I saw that this person was a man.  I was very uncomfortable, because, for personal safety reasons, as I mentioned, I much prefer to take the elevator alone.  

At the time, it felt to me as if this person had snuck in to the elevator behind me, as people were wont to do.  But, I didn’t want to assume that this was anything more than a coincidence.

I decided to wait and let the man use his own dorm room key to operate the elevator.  

He seemed to be waiting for me to use my dorm room key and made no motion whatsoever that indicated that he had any intention of using his own.  

It was at this point that I was fairly sure that this person was not a resident.

I thought for a moment about simply stepping out of the elevator, which I now, of course, wish that I had done.  None of this would have happened if I had simply stepped out of the elevator.  

Of course, I did not fail to notice that the man was a black man.  I am a human and civil rights attorney activist who works on the issues of implicit bias and police brutality, and a part of the reason why I chose not to step out of the elevator is because I didn’t want him to think that I was acting out of racial bias, either implicit or explicit.

I decided to remain calm. Probably nothing untoward was happening, I told myself.  

I used my key to start the elevator.  Then, I made the mistake of selecting my own floor, 12, before I asked the man which floor he needed.  He said, 12.

Of course, this made me even more uncomfortable, because I was concerned that he had only said 12, because I had already selected the 12thfloor.

I again decided to remain calm and not jump to conclusions.  I thought to myself, “Perhaps the man is going to a party in the 12thfloor common room, regardless of whether he is actually a resident or no.  Perhaps it has already begun, and when we get off the elevator, he will simply enter the 12thfloor common room, and I’ll be able to enter my dorm room safely. 

When we got to the 12thfloor, we both exited the elevator.  The entirety of the 12thfloor of the tower of the Hall of Graduate Studies consists of a small landing with the door to my dorm room on one side and the door to the small 12thfloor common room on the other.  

The 12thfloor common room door was shut.  It is always locked and a resident must use one’s key to enter.  I did not hear any noise that would indicate that there was any kind of event taking place therein.  I waited for the man to either use his own resident key to enter, or to knock on the door to be let in.  

It seemed to me that the man was just standing there, waiting for me to enter my dorm room, whether he meant this to be the case or no.  I was not about to open my dorm room door in front of a stranger.  I have heard one too many horror stories of women begin pushed into their apartments or hotel rooms, women who were often followed, but who didn’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings, so they said nothing about being followed.  

I decided again to remain calm.  I simply walked down the stairs to the 11thfloor.  I waited for a few minutes, to see if the man was going to enter the common room, call someone, or simply leave.  He did not.  

I entered a side stairwell. I waited inside a few minutes.  I was really just hoping that the situation would resolve itself by the man either leaving or someone coming to get him, so that I could enter my dorm room safely.  All I wanted was to enter my dorm room safely.  

I walked slowly up the side staircase.  The side staircase opens into the interior of the 12thfloor common room.  I waited.  I took my time.  Then, I went into the 12thfloor common room.  It was dark.  No one was in there.  Nothing was happening.  There was no party and no event of any kind taking place.

The 12thfloor common room also lacks a peephole, but I waited near the door, trying to listen and trying to determine if the man had left or no.  

For some reason it seemed quiet.  I thought that maybe the man had left or someone had come to retrieve him.  I decided to try to get across the landing to my dorm room.  

I opened the door slowly and peeked outside.  There was no one on the landing on the 12thfloor.  I felt an enormous sense of relief.  I thought the man had left.  I made a beeline for my dorm room door.  I was happy to be able to enter my dorm room safely without having to have a confrontation with the man.  

I stepped out onto the landing.  When I got about halfway across the landing, someone called out to me from the landing beneath me, between the 11thand 12thfloors.  It was the man from the elevator.  

He said, “Hey, where’s the common room?”

At that point, I thought for a split second about not responding to him and just getting inside my dorm room.  I felt that I could enter my dorm room before he could get to me, if I needed to.  But, again, I didn’t want to be rude.  

So, I stopped, and I pointed to the 12thfloor common room.  I said, “That’s the common room, but you have to be a resident and have a key to get inside.  There’s no one in there.  There’s nothing going on in there.  If you’re not supposed to be here, then I have to ask you to leave.”

The man said to me, “I’m a student.”

I said, “It doesn’t matter. In order to use the common room, you have to be a resident and have a key.  There’s nothing going on in there.  No one is in there.  I’m a woman, alone, and you’re making me nervous.  You’re not supposed to be here, and I need to ask you to leave.”

He scoffed at me, and began to make his way down the stairs.  

I went inside my dorm room. I thought for a moment about whether or not I should call the Yale campus police, and then I decided to err on the side of caution, and go ahead and give them a call.  

I called the non emergency helpline for the Yale campus police.  

The first thing I said to the officer who answered was, “I’m not sure if I really need your assistance or no.”

The officer told me, “No problem, just tell me what happened.”

So, I told him, and then he said, “Well, we’ll go ahead and send someone by, just in case, just to make sure that everything is ok, and they’ll come and talk to you.”

I said, “That’s great. Thank you so much.”  And, then I hung up.

Some time later, it seemed that some sort of party or event had begun in the 12thfloor common room.  

I never heard the Yale campus police arrive, which surprised me, because usually you can hear them quite easily, because of the beeps and noise that their radios make.

But, sometime thereafter I realized that the Yale campus police must have come, because I began to be terrorized in my dorm room.  

It sounded to me as though there were small groups of students, perhaps two or three at a time, who would approach my door and yell thru my door into my dorm room.  

They were making mocking and taunting comments.  Saying things like, “Oh, fuck, we’re making her nervous.  Oh, hell no, she’s going to call the police on us.”

I was, of course, terrified. I was trapped in my room for hours, unable to leave.  

I never opened my door. I never confronted my attackers. I never yelled or said anything back thru my door.  I could not see my attackers, because my dorm room door has no peephole.  

At the time, I had no thought that their verbal attacks were racially motivated.  I simply thought that they were upset that I had called the Yale campus police.  

I didn’t want to call the Yale campus police again, because I was terrified of further retaliation.

I sent an email to the Resident Coordinators of the Hall of Graduate Studies, telling them what had occurred, and asking that the students who had been terrorizing me that evening not be allowed to hold events in the 12thfloor common room anymore.

I did not hear back from the Resident Coordinators until many hours later.  Their email seemed, to me, to insinuate that I had done something wrong, and also indicated that they were present at the party in the 12thfloor common room, and had spoken with the Yale campus police, the man whom I had encountered, and the resident who had invited him.  So, they must have been present when I was being terrorized in my dorm room that evening.  

I want to make clear that no one came to speak to me that evening.  The Yale campus police failed to speak to me.  The Resident Coordinators spoke to everyone but me.  

The email of the Resident Coordinators said that they wanted me to attend a public meeting the following week to address the incident and to explain my behavior, a public meeting that had already been dedicated to housing options for residents for the subsequent academic year.

I was shocked by the email of the Resident Coordinators.  

I did not respond immediately.

A couple of minutes thereafter, one of the Yale Housing Managers, who had been copied on the Resident Coordinators’ email, responded to everyone.  She asked me to come in to speak with her as soon as possible.  

The email of the Yale Housing Manager expressed concern for the distress that I had experienced.  

As I’ve already mentioned, when I spoke with the Yale Housing Managers two days thereafter, they told me that they were severely disappointed in the behavior of the Resident Coordinators, and that they would be reprimanded.  They told me that I had done absolutely nothing wrong and not to give the incident another thought.  They told me that they would deal with all of the other Yale students involved, including the ones who had harassed me that evening.

I was perfectly satisfied with this resolution.  I had no desire to destroy anyone’s life.  I only wanted to return to my dissertation in peace and to be left alone in my isolated dorm room.  

I know it’s hard to believe, but this is what happened the resulted in my attackers and the Yale Administration and the Yale campus police waging a months long campaign to destroy my life and discredit my work and to try to get me killed.  

This is all that happened that provoked a delusional, jealous, and obsessive personal vendetta against me in the minds of my attackers.  

This is all that happened that provoked my attackers to terrorize me in my isolated dorm for months, my own home, while the Yale Administration and the Yale campus police stood by and did nothing.  

It also shocks me.  It still shocks me.  

I feel like I’m living inside a nightmare.  I sometimes still think that I’ll wake up and this will all have been a bad dream.  

There are still people who are hunting me, trying to kill me for this.  

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