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Abuse allegations at Greece school fit pattern

by | May 2, 2021 | Abuse and Neglect, Child sexual abuse/exploitation/sex trafficking, Greece, Hilton CSD

Most abusers known and trusted by victims

Gary Craig – Rochester Democrat and Chronicle USA TODAY NETWORK in the D&C on 4/17/21 on page A1

For years, while working as a school sentry at the former James Madison School of Excellence, Andre Johnson sodomized young boys who trusted him. David Blaszcak, a Wayne County family physician, sexually abused dozens of young patients. And Joseph Calabrese, a worker at an Irondequoit day care center, molested five girls, ages 5 to 12, over a four-year period.

While there have long been “stranger danger” fears for children, history shows that people in positions of trust — or relatives or known neighbors — are

the most likely to engage in child abuse.

“Kids are more likely to be sexually abused by someone they know and someone they have respect for and

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