Former Blackhawks player at center of team's sexual assault probe reveals identity

The subordinate astatine the halfway of the Chicago Blackhawks' intersexual battle probe revealed himself Wednesday, a time aft the results of an autarkic reappraisal commissioned by the squad were made public.

On TSN Canada's "SportsCentre," erstwhile Blackhawks subordinate Kyle Beach revealed himself arsenic the "John Doe" who filed a suit against his erstwhile team, saying helium was sexually assaulted successful 2010 by erstwhile adjunct manager Bradley Aldrich.

During his interview, Beach said helium felt "relief and vindication."

Beach said the battle occurred during the team's playoff tally for the Stanley Cup successful 2010.

After the probe results by the instrumentality steadfast Jenner & Block were presented to the team, the Blackhawks' wide manager and president of hockey operations Stan Bowman resigned.

ESPN reported that investigators recovered that "nothing was done" by elder absorption erstwhile they were made alert of Beach's allegations against Aldrich, who was allowed to enactment with the squad during their tally for the Stanley Cup.

Aldrich was convicted successful 2013 successful Michigan of fourth-degree transgression intersexual behaviour involving a student.