Yes, I'm not trying to say it's one-sided in that regard but the author is very careful in the picture they paint in the opening. The issue is sometimes (maybe

Yes, I'm not trying to say it's one-sided in that regard but the author is very careful in the picture they paint in the opening. The issue is sometimes (maybe often) the children's testimony is in fact tainted and should be ignored. Here in the US there's actually a surprising number of high-profile historical cases that involve children being manipulated into false testimony, see for instance the McMartin preschool trial.