Citadel Cleared of ReVille Criminal Charges

The Citadel did not commit any crimes when in 2007 it did not contact police when the school received reports from a young man claiming to have been molested at a summer camp by Louis "Skip" ReVille in 2001, according to a letter from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.

"It was determined that there was no sufficient evidence found to warrant criminal prosecution or further investigation. SLED has, therefore, administratively closed this file," according to the letter obtained by ABCNews4.

Lawyers involved in various civil lawsuits related to the Citadel and ReVille's conduct have alleged that the school failed to report the crime, which violated the state's mandatory reporter laws.

Though the state has cleared the Citadel from criminal charges, the public military college still faces a barrage of civil cases.

Read more about the case against ReVille.

ReVille pleaded guilty in June to 48 counts of criminal sexual misconduct and was sentenced to 50 years in state prison. A married father of three and a private school administrator, ReVille admitted in court to the crimes and asked for forgiveness.