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MYLA HAIDER:
A lot of times the victim is somebody that the suspect is very familiar with and
they’re very aware of what’s going on.
RUSSELL STRAND:
Most sex offenders have this hidden persona that nobody ever sees other than the
victim. Therefore when they’re caught or when somebody reports, people don’t tend
to believe that because they don’t see the typical sex offender.
CAPTAIN GREG RINKEY:
If it’s an officer, it’s an officer that has habitually, in the past, preyed on an enlisted.
They would do it once, they would get away with it, and then they think, ‘wow this is
pretty easy, I’m going to try it again.’
[00:31:23]
BRIGADIER GENERAL LORRE SUTTON:
Particularly for a savvy perpetrator, to work with within a relatively closed system,
like the military, it becomes a prime target rich environment for a predator.
[00:31:42]
CARD:
A navy study found that 15 percent of incoming recruits attempted or committed
rape before entering the military. Twice the percentage of the equivalent civilian
population.
[00:32:01]
TRINA MCDONALD:
When I was discharged, I moved to Seattle where things got really bad. I started to
lose everything. I was homeless, there was addiction, I was selling drugs, packing
gun.
[00:32:21]
HELEN BENEDICT:
Forty percent of homeless female veterans have been raped while they were
serving. They spin into such depression and abuse that they can’t hold jobs, they
can’t hold their lives together, and they end up on the streets.
[00:32:41]
TRINA MCDONALD:
(Puget Sound Washington)