Kevin Olsen’s Ex-Girlfriend/Accuser Karah Abbott

Karah Abbott

Meet Karah Abbott; she is the North Carolina native who accusedUNC Charlotte quarterback Kevin Olsen of beating and abusing her in 2017. At the time Ms. Abbott was referred to as Olsen’s girlfriend.

Kevin is the younger brother of Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen.

Ms. Abbott was born Karah Brookwyn Abbott in 1993, in King, North Carolina. She is the daughter of April B. Smith and Tudor Gray Abbott, ages 46 and 47, respectively.

She has one younger brother named Tudor Nathaniel, 23.

Furthermore, Karah studied at West Stokes High School & the University of North Carolina; nowadays, works at Outback Steakhouse and the Texas Roundhouse in Charlotte, NC.

Her side of the story

 

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This is what fear looks like. You can’t deny the bruises and injuries. This is controversial and it will upset people. For the longest time I couldn’t even look at these pictures without breaking down.

I hated myself for the things I dealt with and the things I let him do to me. It was my choice to leave that night, tooleave for good.

Continuously asking myself how the man I once loved could do this to me. How he could hit me over and over again, then want to have after. How someone could be so cold, and heartless. I’ll never have the answer and I’ll live the rest of my life asking why. I know I’m not perfect.

I know I have flaws. I’ve made mistakes. But under no circumstances did I deserve what happened to me. I didn’t ask for this; But I also know what happened to me that night. No “false accusations,” were made.

I will never stop helping women like me; I will never stop helping myself I am so much stronger than I ever thought I could be. This will be the toughest battle I’ve yet faced but I promise it will not break me. I’m not alone in this battle.

 

Domestic abuse and sexual assault is something that as human beings we have to work on. There has to be change.

It is not consent if someone is afraid to say no. Yes yesterday doesn’t mean yes today; I will forever know what happened to me that night and there’s not one person on this planet who can tell me otherwise.

Protecting the people who hurt others physically, emotionally, and mentally is only encouraging the behavior and it’s sending the wrong message. Abuse is only going to grow not decline.

Thank you to everyone who has stood by my side you keep me going and I couldn’t be more blessed to have so much love and support. It didn’t go the way I wanted; But I know my story, and that’s all that matters.

Moreover as you look at this I want you to ask yourself have you seen someone endure this kind of pain.

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A post shared by Karah Abbott (@misskarahhhh) on Oct 4, 2018 at 1:32pm PDT

Karah’s name remained anonymous during the trial but she subsequently decided to come forward to save others from the pain she endured.

More photos below.