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In the hours since Ava Stokes first publicly told her story after her convicted rapist was found guilty, she’s been flooded with support from people in the community and other survivors alike.

Cody Alan Arnett was found guilty last week of multiple counts of rape in connection with a 2018 attack in Stokes’ student apartment at Georgetown College.

After nearly three years of staying silent, Stokes’ side of the story was made public this week through social media and an interview with LEX 18. A post she made on Instagram about what happened had been shared widely and had been liked nearly 9,000 times as of Tuesday afternoon.

“The response has been so encouraging not only to me, but to any other girl who has gone through this,” Stokes told LEX 18 Tuesday.

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