Thursday, June 13th 2019, 2:00 pm
Former University of Oklahoma president David Boren has released a statement after he severed ties with the university.
More: David Boren Resigns, Relinquishes Affiliation With University Of Oklahoma
The statement was released through his attorney Clark Brewster.
Boren's statement, in full, reads:
"I deeply love the University of Oklahoma. The over 24 years I served at the University were the most rewarding years of my life. I will always be a supporter of the University and care about the university family.
"Last year, I came under a personal attack that was so vicious and relentless that it defied my comprehension. As I wrote to the Regents, I felt that it was best to resolve this matter rather than continue a battle which was damaging lives and the University itself. While I was tempted to pursue a continued battle to protect my reputation and demonstrate that I was innocent of any wrongdoing, I felt it was best for the University and all concerned for me to suggest a resolution to end this divisive and unfair controversy.
"I have only the best wishes for the University going forward."
Related: OU Investigators Interview 6 Witnesses, Say Boren Accuser Is 'Generally Credible'
At least two men have publicly accused Boren of misconduct.
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