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MAYA HAIDER:
I was told I should have been a social worker. I had no business being in the police
field. There was a lot of resistance there toward the idea that victims should be
afforded some kind of sensitivity. It was almost a laughing matter.
[00:22:45]
ADMIRAL ANTHONY KURTA:
We have given specific training and continual training to our NCIS, Navy Criminal
Investigative Service, those investigators on how best to respond and to investigate
those crimes.
[00:23:02]
HANNAH SEWELL:
They told me they lost my rape kit and my nurse examiners report and the pictures
from the bruising on my arm.
AMY:
They lost these things?
HANNAH SEWELL:
That’s what they told me, that they had lost them. And me being me, I decided to do
a little digging of my own and I spoke with NCIS headquarters in Washington DC,
and they have all the evidence.
AMY:
So what does this mean?
HANNAH SEWELL:
Because the cause is already closed, there’s nothing they can do.
[00:23:45]
SUSAN BURKE:
What we hear again and again from soldiers who have been raped, as bad as it was
being raped, what was as bad, if not worse, was to received professional retaliation
in their chosen career, merely because they were raped.
THERESA VERDERBER‐PHILLIPS:
When you report something, you better be prepared for the repercussions.
DEBRA DICKERSON:
If a man gets accused of rape, it’s a set‐up; the woman is lying.
REBECCA CATAGNUS: