In September 2024, Indiana University student Gregory Gabler was arrested after a reported assault inside an on-campus dorm. He was originally charged with serious felony offenses, but in 2026, the case ended with a plea to felony criminal confinement resulting in bodily injury, six years of probation, a no-contact order, and no prison time.

In this episode, we break down the timeline, the plea deal, the survivor-centered questions this case raises, and why campus sexual assault cases often leave the public asking whether the legal outcome matched the harm.