WATCH: WISCONSIN VOLLEYBALL GIRLS VIDEOS AND LEAKED PICTURES ONLINE GOES VIRAL ON TWITTER & REDDIT
Wisconsin Volleyball leak Laura Schumacher is making rounds online after the Wisconsin volleyball player’s private video leaked online.
The Wisconsin volleyball team got the world’s attention when private photos and videos somehow leaked on Twitter.
Some NSFW photos, showed the Wisconsin volleyball team exposed indecently.
While there is now police involved in investigating who is responsible for the leak, many are still looking for the leaked content, particularly Laura Schumacher.
In a statement released by the athletic department, officials said that the private photos and videos “that were never intended to be shared publicly” are making rounds online.
A statement released by the athletic department didn’t offer details about the photos and video, but the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel received a picture from someone who said it was one of the images in question. It appears to have been taken after the team clinched the Big Ten title last November. In the photo, some team members can be seen posing with their sports bras lifted.
According to Wisconsin, the pictures and video were not intended to be made public.
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“UWPD is not investigating the volleyball student-athletes for wrongdoing in this matter,” the statement said. “Our top priority is supporting our student-athletes and we are providing them with the appropriate services and resources.”
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— Wisconsin Badgers (@UWBadgers) October 19, 2022
“The unauthorized sharing is a significant and wrongful invasion of the student-athletes privacy, including potential violations of university policies and criminal statutes,” the statement from the athletic department said.
Officials from the department added that UWMP is “investigating multiple potential crimes as a result, including the sharing of sensitive photos without consent”.
“Our top priority is supporting our student-athletes and we are providing them with the appropriate services and resources,” the athletic department said.