Robert Murphy, the former sports medicine director at NC State, has waived extradition in a case involving allegations of sexual abuse against male athletes.
Murphy faces 32 counts connected to accusations involving 14 male athletes. His attorneys have said he is innocent.
Case Moves Forward
The waiver of extradition allows the legal process to proceed without a formal extradition challenge. The case centers on allegations tied to Murphy’s former role in sports medicine at NC State.
No additional details about the charges or court schedule were included in the initial report. Murphy’s legal team has maintained his innocence as the case continues through the judicial process.