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Correspondence · April 16, 2007

Email from an Assistant U.S. Attorney on expert questions, April 2007

A federal prosecutor emails questions for a potential expert on victim reporting, paraphilia, psychopathy, and abuse effects in a possible criminal prosecution.Machine-written summary

Subject: FW: Possible Retainer for a Federal Criminal Investigation/Prosecution

Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:24:47 +0000

Importance: Normal

— Here are the questions that I have raised for the potential expert. Thank you.

The types of issues that I am hoping the expert can address include:

  1. Why victims do not report sexual abuse and, when discovered, why it may take several sessions for a victim to disclose all of the sexual activity that took place.

  2. Different types of paraphilia — in particular, describing a predator’s interest in post-pubescent children (many people are asking why we should prosecute someone who didn’t go after really young children).

  3. Traits of psychopathy.

  4. Effects of abuse on victims.

Thank you.

Assistant U.S. Attorney

EFTA00204678

Email from an Assistant U.S. Attorney on expert questions, April 2007

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A federal prosecutor emails questions for a potential expert on victim reporting, paraphilia, psychopathy, and abuse effects in a possible criminal prosecution.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9 · April 16, 2007

Subject: FW: Possible Retainer for a Federal Criminal Investigation/Prosecution Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2007 21:24:47 +0000 Importance: Normal -- Here are the questions that I have raised for the potential expert. Thank you. The types of issues that I am hoping the expert can address include: 1. Why victims do not report sexual abuse and, when discovered, why it may take several sessions for a victim to disclose all of the sexual activity that took place. 2. Different types of paraphilia -- in particular, describing a predator's interest in post-pubescent children (many people are asking why we shou…