Uploaded April 2014 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
My interview with the Whig.
thewhig.com/2014/04/09/queens-prof-targeted-by-group
My original upload had the interviewer's email address and also really low sound quality. I've removed the email address.
Here's a relevant comment by zarkoff45:
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bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/svjfry12.pdf
It's the "Sexual Victimization in Juvenile Facilities Reported by Youth, 2012" data they were arguing about. That way people won't have to take your word for it. Remember, most people outside the MRM don't trust you yet.
Here are some quotes directly from the report:
"Most perpetrators of staff sexual misconduct were female."
"An estimated 92.4% of all youth who reported staff sexual misconduct said they were victimized by female facility staff. Among the estimated 1,390 adjudicated youth who reported victimization, 89.1% were males reporting sexual activity with female staff only, and 3.0% were males reporting sexual activity with both female and male staff."
"Among the estimated 1,390 youth who reported victimization by staff, 89.1% were males reporting sexual activity with female staff and 3.0% were males reporting sexual activity with both male and female staff. In comparison, males comprised 91% of adjudicated youth in the survey and female staff accounted for 44% of staff in the sampled facilities."
"About 1 in 5 (20.3%) victims of staff sexual misconduct reported experiencing physical force or threat of force, 12.3% were offered protection, and 21.5% were given drugs or alcohol to engage in sexual contact."
"Female-only facilities had the highest rates of youth-on-youth sexual victimization (5.7%), while male-only facilities had the highest rates of staff sexual misconduct (8.2%)."
"Males reported sexual activity with facility staff more often than females. An estimated 8.2% of males, compared to 2.8% of females, reported experiencing one or more incidents of sexual activity with staff."
NOTE please, that if youth who reported victimization were 89.1% males with female staff only and there were 1 in 5 (20.3%) victims of staff sexual misconduct using physical force or threat of force then it necessarily follows that some of the threat of or actual physical force was adult women on underage boys. Nowhere in the report does it say that the females only used gifts or were approached first as Adèle Mercier implied.
That last line - that's vital. She cherry-picked information to minimize female perpetration of coercion, and make the victims seem less harmed by the actions of the women who victimized them.
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My interview with the Whig.
thewhig.com/2014/04/09/queens-prof-targeted-by-group
My original upload had the interviewer's email address and also really low sound quality. I've removed the email address.
Here's a relevant comment by zarkoff45:
QUOTE
bjs.gov/content/pub/pdf/svjfry12.pdf
It's the "Sexual Victimization in Juvenile Facilities Reported by Youth, 2012" data they were arguing about. That way people won't have to take your word for it. Remember, most people outside the MRM don't trust you yet.
Here are some quotes directly from the report:
"Most perpetrators of staff sexual misconduct were female."
"An estimated 92.4% of all youth who reported staff sexual misconduct said they were victimized by female facility staff. Among the estimated 1,390 adjudicated youth who reported victimization, 89.1% were males reporting sexual activity with female staff only, and 3.0% were males reporting sexual activity with both female and male staff."
"Among the estimated 1,390 youth who reported victimization by staff, 89.1% were males reporting sexual activity with female staff and 3.0% were males reporting sexual activity with both male and female staff. In comparison, males comprised 91% of adjudicated youth in the survey and female staff accounted for 44% of staff in the sampled facilities."
"About 1 in 5 (20.3%) victims of staff sexual misconduct reported experiencing physical force or threat of force, 12.3% were offered protection, and 21.5% were given drugs or alcohol to engage in sexual contact."
"Female-only facilities had the highest rates of youth-on-youth sexual victimization (5.7%), while male-only facilities had the highest rates of staff sexual misconduct (8.2%)."
"Males reported sexual activity with facility staff more often than females. An estimated 8.2% of males, compared to 2.8% of females, reported experiencing one or more incidents of sexual activity with staff."
NOTE please, that if youth who reported victimization were 89.1% males with female staff only and there were 1 in 5 (20.3%) victims of staff sexual misconduct using physical force or threat of force then it necessarily follows that some of the threat of or actual physical force was adult women on underage boys. Nowhere in the report does it say that the females only used gifts or were approached first as Adèle Mercier implied.
That last line - that's vital. She cherry-picked information to minimize female perpetration of coercion, and make the victims seem less harmed by the actions of the women who victimized them.
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