David Lisak

Well, specifically for s- undetected rapists, right? Men who we don't recognize immediately as a rapist.

His name was David Lisak, and what he figured out was that a majority of men who admitted acts that met the legal definition of rape but who had never been prosecuted or caught, they were repeat offenders or repeaters, and that the repeaters accounted for the most of the assaults.

Now that being said, understand that most rapes don't get reported, folks.

Understand that.

Mm-hmm.

Because once we started doing what they recommended, for instance, David Lisak, Jim Hopper himself from Harvard, who was a, an instructor in the medical school, he even talks about how the questions that we're asking are damaging and inappropriate.

But once we start recognizing that there are appropriate ways to ask questions that not only don't re-traumatize victims and survivors, it actually opens the door for them to tell the story they want to tell, their experience, but it also enables the person to talk more.

Mm-hmm.