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:11:00
It was latent,
then she met a woman...

:11:03
and then she was having an affair.
:11:07
Did she say who she was?
:11:09
No, only that she was younger.
:11:14
Did she mention
a Vickie Kittrie to you?

:11:18
No.
:11:21
Let me ask you, Doctor.
In a case such as this...

:11:25
where the victims have been
so badly brutalized...

:11:29
it's quite possible that the killer was
a victim of child abuse, isn't it?

:11:33
I'd say it was highly probable.
:11:37
And that this would be some
delayed form of revenge, right?

:11:42
Yes, quite possibly.
:11:45
- Then why are the victims women?
- The majority of child abuses...

:11:49
aren't necessarily men.
:11:52
Society has a contradictory reaction
to the victims of child abuse.

:11:57
If a 14-year-old girl is seduced by
an older man, it's a horror story.

:12:02
If a 14-year-old boy
is seduced by an older woman...

:12:04
it's a coming-of-age comedy.
:12:06
Frankly, it's a fantasy to think men and
women as so different in such things.

:12:11
Deep down we're very much alike...
:12:13
for better, for worse.
:12:20
I'd like to put something
on the table.

:12:22
We've been looking at this group
of women as the victim pool.

:12:25
What if one of them's the killer?
:12:35
She'd have access
to the other women...

:12:38
they'd be willing to meet her...
:12:41
and they'd trust her.
:12:44
You're saying we're
looking for a woman?

:12:47
Yeah.
:12:50
Catherine, look.
:12:52
No matter what one thinks
of the FBI profiles...

:12:55
not one of the personalities
they sketched out...

:12:57
as a serial killer
was a female.

:12:59
Yeah, I know.
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