Seated in the front row in Committee Room 4 of the Statehouse Annex on March 7 was Katie Brennan, the woman in the center of a Trenton maelstrom after going public with allegations of being raped two years ago by a senior official in Gov. Phil Murphy’s administration.

As dozens of sexual abuse victims testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee for five grueling hours about legislation to eliminate the civil statute of limitations for certain offenses, Brennan, seated next to her attorney, Katy McClure of Smith Eibeler in Holmdel, listened intently with a steely gaze.

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