In this episode we discuss historical approaches to child abuse, focusing on the influence of Dr. Roland C. Summit and his views that blamed mothers for familial sexual abuse. The script delves into the repercussions of such misogynistic perspectives in law enforcement and social work during the 1970s, including misguided treatment programs and investigative techniques. They discuss the problematic approaches and ignorance of actual child victims, mentioning issues like the Godfather Deal and Summit's child sexual abuse accommodation syndrome, leading into the later events of the Satanic Panic era.