A seven-year-old told police her father made her sister swallow something—then revealed a hidden syringe that led straight to his name and a shocking move no one expected

repeat their story for every adult wanting answers. Too many questions could leave children feeling as though they were responsible for proving what happened.

The trained interviewer met with Emma first.

She didn’t ask leading questions.

She didn’t suggest answers.

She simply created a safe space and let Emma explain what she remembered.

Emma described continue reading …