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The tape also says about half tl
knows the attacker. Often th
boyfriend, date, spouse or son
trusts.
At Sistereare, Inc., program
Conger deals mostly with abu
children who need shelter and pro
attacker.
"Some of the victims are not r
said. "Some of the attackers are t
ins."
"We see a real high incidence o
and sexual violence where the vi
Attack. Continued froi
made jokes about it. They had rio
idea where the bruises came
from."
She dreamed about it niglu
after night, having the same
dreams over and over again.
It was two months after the incident
before Marie reported it.
She had not said a word about it
to anyone.
"I didn't even tell my room
mate," Marie said. ,4I could not
even bring myself to tell my
parents. I let them read the
report, and that is how they
found out.
"I didn't take any of my exams
or anything. 1 just said, 'Forget
it.'"
Before the incident, Marie had
led a life similar to many college
students.
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"I was having a good time. Mj
grades were OK. I had a C
avtiagt. i socialised ana went ou
with my friends," she said.
All that ended after the attack
"I became extremely depress
ed. I would sleep for 17 or 1*
hours a day. I would get up tc
eat, and 1 would go back to bee
again. I went to about foui
classes during my second
semester, and then quit going,'
Marie said.
"I didn't go out. I kept tc
myself and was extremely
moody. People could say the
least little things, and 1 would
snap. Things that I had done
before, I no longer had a desire tc
do."
In February 1984, Marie realized
she had tn fiIf a mnnn
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n invites a man into her apartment or
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/ what happened.
"Some of my friends helped
t me to realize that I could report
it. 1 did have the courage to do
it," she said.
Marie had been afraid to
J report the incident for many
> reasons, one of which was guilt.
I "He said things to make me
feel like it was my fault," she
I said.
She said she also feared her
story would be questioned.
? "He had been a big guy on
campus. Who are they going to
: believe, a lowlv freshman or him**
I "There were witnesses that
heard me agree to leave with
> him," she said.
"There is still a warrant out for
his arrest. He hasn't been picked
up yet."
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