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This document is a page from a court transcript (Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE) featuring the direct examination of a witness named Rocchio. The discussion focuses on whether the presence of a single other individual helps create trustworthiness that facilitates abuse. The witness states that while specific literature on a 'single other adult' in child sexual abuse is scarce, pimping and trafficking literature supports group activity, and their own forensic experience confirms that offenders frequently surround themselves with others to facilitate abuse.
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| Southern District Reporters, P.C. |
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| Boy Scout |
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| DOJ |
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Key Quotes (5)
"I'm not aware of a particular study that would investigate that specific situation."Source
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"Specifically the use of a single individual, unless you're talking about a co-offender."Source
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"There's literature that looks at, for example, in the pimping and trafficking literature, it's very common for individuals to engage in group activity."Source
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"Certainly in my clinical and forensic experience I have definitely seen that."Source
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"A high degree, because oftentimes offenders surround themselves with other people."Source
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 782 Filed 01/15/25 Page 75 of 158 75
LBAAMAX3ps Rocchio - Direct
LBAAMAX3ps Rocchio - Direct
1 experience, what is the frequency with which -- not in the
2 institutional setting, but in your experience, in which the
3 presence of another individual helps create -- a single
4 individual, helped create that trustworthiness that facilitated
5 the abuse?
6 THE WITNESS: I'm not aware of a particular study that
7 would investigate that specific situation.
8 THE COURT: Or any discussion of that phenomenon in
9 the literature, specifically, not more broadly.
10 THE WITNESS: Specifically the use of a single
11 individual, unless you're talking about a co-offender. I mean,
12 there is some literature, obviously, on co-offenders. There's
13 literature that looks at, for example, in the pimping and
14 trafficking literature, it's very common for individuals to
15 engage in group activity. But specifically looking at child
16 sexual abuse and the presence of a single other adult, I'm not
17 aware of particular studies about that exact point.
18 THE COURT: And how about in your clinical and
19 forensic experience?
20 THE WITNESS: Certainly in my clinical and forensic
21 experience I have definitely seen that.
22 THE COURT: With what frequency?
23 THE WITNESS: A high degree, because oftentimes
24 offenders surround themselves with other people. So I'm
25 thinking of a foren -- a Boy Scout case I did, where in
2 institutional setting, but in your experience, in which the
3 presence of another individual helps create -- a single
4 individual, helped create that trustworthiness that facilitated
5 the abuse?
6 THE WITNESS: I'm not aware of a particular study that
7 would investigate that specific situation.
8 THE COURT: Or any discussion of that phenomenon in
9 the literature, specifically, not more broadly.
10 THE WITNESS: Specifically the use of a single
11 individual, unless you're talking about a co-offender. I mean,
12 there is some literature, obviously, on co-offenders. There's
13 literature that looks at, for example, in the pimping and
14 trafficking literature, it's very common for individuals to
15 engage in group activity. But specifically looking at child
16 sexual abuse and the presence of a single other adult, I'm not
17 aware of particular studies about that exact point.
18 THE COURT: And how about in your clinical and
19 forensic experience?
20 THE WITNESS: Certainly in my clinical and forensic
21 experience I have definitely seen that.
22 THE COURT: With what frequency?
23 THE WITNESS: A high degree, because oftentimes
24 offenders surround themselves with other people. So I'm
25 thinking of a foren -- a Boy Scout case I did, where in
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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