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Originally Posted by Agoge2
I have been investigating and arresting them for 26 years. From 16 to 84 years of age. They have every level of education and come from every type of employment...lawyers, plumbers, doctors, coaches, teachers, law enforcement officers.
To society...they were perceived as everyday, ordinary, and in many instances...outstanding citizens, BUT, what they did behind closed doors was known only to them and their victims...no one ever new but them. There is nothing honorable or moral about them.
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this is 100% spot on.
I am on the opposite end of you, that is I work with the victims as the SAMFE. I've read reports on foster parent, step dad, coach, baby sitter, mom's co worker, and so on. You never see anyone the same again afterwards. I compartmentalize well and block much of the memory....until court session, that is. There are days I wish I work on your end
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