DOJ-OGR-00007898.pdf

--- Page 1 --- **Document Header** * **Case Number:** 1:20-cr-00330-PAE * **Document Number:** 499-2 * **Filed Date:** 11/23/21 * **Page Number:** 30 of 159 **Case Information** * **Case Title:** LBAGmax2 * **Defendant:** Rocchio - Direct **Transcript Excerpt** 1. listservs to provide communication, and then creating a healthy clinical picture as well. 2. clinical picture as well. 3. Q. Dr. Rocchio, have you testified in court before? 4. A. I have. 5. Q. How many times? 6. A. Twice. 7. Q. Were you qualified as an expert when you testified previously? 8. A. I was. 9. Q. On what subject were you qualified as an expert? 10. A. I was qualified as an expert in psychology with a specialized expertise in traumatic stress and complex trauma. 11. Q. Dr. Rocchio, I want to ask you about the specific opinions you have offered in this case. 12. How are most instances of childhood sexual abuse committed? 13. A. Majority are committed without the use of force. They're committed with the use of nonviolence, coercive and controlling tactics, but without the use of physical force and violence. 14. Q. Are most instances of childhood sexual abuse committed by strangers or people known to children? 15. A. They're generally committed by people known to the children in the context of a relationship between the perpetrator and the child. 16. Q. Based on your experience, research and training, are you 17. SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. 18. (212) 805-0300 19. DOJ-OGR-00007898 **Note:** The image appears to be a transcript excerpt from a court case, likely related to a sexual abuse trial. The text is presented in a standard Q&A format, with the questioner (Q) and the respondent (A) clearly labeled. The content of the transcript suggests that the respondent, Dr. Rocchio, is being questioned about their expertise in psychology and their opinions on childhood sexual abuse. The respondent's answers provide insight into their views on the nature of childhood sexual abuse, including the prevalence of nonviolent tactics and the role of perpetrators known to the victims.