Kyle Beach, is he a John Doe? Take a look at the allegations of sexual assault against Blackhawks’ Brad Aldrich.
Kyle Beach is a professional ice hockey player from Canada. In the Slovak Extraliga, at present, he is contracted with DVTK Jegesmedvek. He was chosen in the first round of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft by the Chicago Blackhawks.
On Tuesday, the Chicago Blackhawks saw major personnel changes, the unveiling of a long-awaited investigation into sexual assault allegations, and NHL sanctions.
In the aftermath of the findings by an outside law firm, Stan Bowman, Chicago’s general manager and president of hockey operations, resigned.
For “the organization’s weak internal processes and insufficient and tardy reaction,” the NHL penalized the team $2 million. One of the team’s best hockey players, Al MacIsaac, is also out.
In that case, Kyle will take over as the Blackhawks’ temporary general manager.
Is Kyle Beach A John Doe?
No, Kyle Beach is not a John Doe.
John Doe is a player identified alleged sexual assault by then-assistant coach Brad Aldrich in 2010. He was then 20, and Aldrich, then 27, occurred on May 8 or 9 in 2010.
Doe said that Aldrich assaulted him with a souvenir baseball bat before forcibly performing oral sex on him and masturbating on the player’s back, which he recounted in a complaint.
Blackhawks Brad Aldrich Sexual Assault Allegations
On October 26 (Tuesday), the results of an inquiry into a sexual assault by a Chicago Blackhawks coach were made public. One hundred thirty-nine witnesses, including the victim and Bradley Aldrich, were questioned throughout the inquiry.
According to a former player, Aldrich assaulted him, and the team did nothing after he reported it to a manager. Aldrich allegedly assaulted another unidentified Blackhawks player, according to the lawsuit. It was filed on May 7 in Cook County Circuit Court.
‘John Doe’ is the name of the former athlete who filed the lawsuit and is demanding over $150,000 in damages.
Eight-page lawsuit reported, Aldrich, who was working as a video coach for the Blackhawks at the time, ‘turned on porn and started to masturbate in front of the player without his permission. Aldrich allegedly threatened the athlete with physical, financial, and mental harm if he ‘didn’t participate in sexual activities with him
Following that, Aldrich was sentenced to nine months in jail for the Michigan assault.