She sued Harvard and her accusers for $25 million which motivated them to dig even deeper into her work.
She plagerized several times in her books and the estimate is that 28% of her data was manipulated.
“There is one thing I know for sure: I did not commit academic fraud. I did not manipulate data to produce a particular result,” she wrote.
“I did not falsify data to bolster any result. I did not commit the offense I am accused of. Period.”