NORMAN, Okla. — The University of Oklahoma has released the apologies of two former students seen in a viral racist video.
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KFOR reporter Shevaun Bryan released the letters via Twitter, which one former student said she "made the most regrettable decision of my life."
In her letter to the university, Olivia Urban that she is deeply sorry and hopes to learn from her mistake.
The other student seen in the video, Frances Ford, said she was heartbroken over her mistake.
#UPDATE @UofOklahoma just released the apologies from the two former #OU students seen in a viral, racist video.
— Shevaun Bryan (@finessebryan) January 22, 2019
Both students have withdrawn from OU. @kfor https://t.co/P72ragzFvR pic.twitter.com/yfuOSgd7MM
In a press conference Monday, University President James Gallogly said the students had withdrawn from the university.
The video was released Friday which shows one of the former students dressed in black paint saying a racial slur.
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