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USA Today: Police said they were unable to verify that an alleged sexual assault detailed in a controversial Rolling Stone magazine article ever took place at the University of Virginia. The story detailed a female student’s gruesome tale of a three-hour gang rape by seven men at a fraternity house in 2012. Days after it was published in November 2014, the university suspended all fraternity activities. But the story didn’t quite hold up. The Washington Post was first to find discrepancies. Then the magazine published an apology, saying it also found flaws and had lost faith in the piece.