John Clune, the attorney now representing the accuser of Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, responded to the timeline and statement issued by FSU today.

The below tweets are from Brendan Sonnone of the Orlando Sentinel.

John Clune, attorney: “Florida State knows that there is a big story about to break from the NY Times and their PR team is trying to do.... — Brendan Sonnone (@osfsu) October 10, 2014







...a little preventative damage control. The obvious news in this statement is that senior athletic department officials met with Winston... — Brendan Sonnone (@osfsu) October 10, 2014







...and his lawyer one month after the rape occurred then decided to hide it from the Title IX office.

The statement’s timeline is full of... — Brendan Sonnone (@osfsu) October 10, 2014







...errors but it shows that we can add both FERPA and the victim-advocate privilege to the list of laws Florida State is willing to break... — Brendan Sonnone (@osfsu) October 10, 2014







... to protect this football program. What else can the school do wrong in this mess?... — Brendan Sonnone (@osfsu) October 10, 2014







The whole country is moving toward improving the response to campus rape while Florida State still backpedals the other way." — Brendan Sonnone (@osfsu) October 10, 2014



