Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says the case against him was flawed from the beginning. Four women accused Hill of groping them at an Indianapolis lounge in 2018, but he claims there was no evidence—just a crowded room with no witnesses—which he says led to the case being dropped.

The women’s lawyer said Monday that all they wanted was an apology, but Hill has denied the allegations and refused to take responsibility.

The women dropped their civil case over the weekend, just before the trial was set to begin in Marion County. Their attorney said they decided to end the case because they believed Hill would never apologize.