In a troubling account of alleged sexual harassment, a service member has come forward with serious accusations against Aviation Maintenance Technician First Class Matthew Williams. The incidents reportedly occurred during a trip to recruiter orientation training at the Training Center in Cape May, New Jersey, from November 28 to December 2, 2022.

The complainant detailed a series of inappropriate comments made by Williams, including disturbing remarks about his arousal related to women urinating. During the training and while traveling, Williams allegedly expressed his desire to listen to the complainant while she used the restroom and questioned her about turning on the water during her bathroom visits.

The situation escalated during their return to their duty station when Williams reportedly attempted to steal the complainant's underwear from her suitcase. He allegedly confessed to contemplating the act while in her room with her roommate, stating he wanted to smell them. Despite the complainant's objections and a threat to remove him from her vehicle, Williams persisted until she firmly insisted he stop.

The complainant also noted that shortly after returning home, Williams sent her a picture of himself with his wife's underwear, accompanied by a text that read, \"as requested.\" She expressed concerns about the mishandling of her case, indicating a lack of appropriate response to her allegations.

These serious claims highlight ongoing issues of sexual harassment within military environments, prompting calls for more robust measures to address and prevent such behavior. The implications of this case could lead to further scrutiny of the military's handling of sexual misconduct allegations and the need for improved support systems for victims.