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“This journalist is well known for his belief that recovered memories are false and unreliable, and he tries to use this story as another example of this being the case, however he faces a major problem: the eldest daughter also reports that her parents sexually abused her, and her memories of this are not based from recovered memories, nor does she undergo hours of psychotherapy. To explain this phenomenon, the journalist tries to describe her behaviour as jealous, and attention seeking, and he ultimately frames her as a liar. He extensively questions the behaviour and statements of the victims, and yet he readily accepts the perpetrators version of events. It all comes across as being very biased.”
rbben via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/30/23
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“With podcasts like this it is a miracle that anyone discloses their sexual abuse!”
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05/07/23
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“I feel really bad for this girls family, I have worked with teenagers like this and sometimes they really do believe what they’re saying. Whether it did or didn’t happen I cannot fathom these parents were jailed. That girl is very sick, this is a well done podcast and informative but it can be...”Read full review »
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05/03/23
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“Subscribed and 6th episode would not play”
NOT WORTH SUBSCRIBING via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/08/23
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