I don’t think that I or we could have imagined what would have come out of yesterday’s press conference," he said at the start of the emotional 27-minute interview. I cried, I smiled, I laughed, I cried some. MORE: Blackhawks full timeline from report of 2010 incident The allegations were not reported to human resources until June 14, 2010, a few days after the Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup.
They were among seven men who were part of a meeting that discussed the allegations. Only general manager Stan Bowman - who "stepped aside" on Tuesday - and hockey operations senior vice president Al MacIsaac were still with the club. It also announced that anyone directly involved was no longer with the team. The Blackhawks on Tuesday released to the public a detailed 107-page document following a four-month independent investigation that described the incidents that occurred in 2010, and the lack of an investigation by the Blackhawks organization at that time. The filing alleges the Blackhawks ignored and covered up his disclosure of then-video coach Brad Aldrich's sexual assault of him in 2010. Kyle Beach came forward on Wednesday during an interview with TSN's Rick Westhead to reveal he is the "John Doe" who filed a lawsuit against the Blackhawks in May 2021.
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