'Esther White' interview exposes 'evil' scientific research: Part 1
Editor's note: The following report is part of WND's ongoing, multipart investigation into alleged crimes committed by sex-research pioneer Alfred Kinsey and his Kinsey Institute.
WASHINGTON – On Oct. 1, the federal government made a high-profile apology for experiments conducted in Guatemala between 1946 and 1948. Without their knowledge or permission, nearly 700 people were inoculated with syphilis and gonorrhea for the purpose of scientific research. Eventually the subjects were treated with penicillin.
During the same time period, however, far more horrendous experiments were being carried out – including the sexual molestation of hundreds of infants and children down to 2 months of age – not in a far-off Central American country, but at the state and federally funded Indiana University. The researchers never treated the victims of this research, and nobody has issued an apology.
Biologist Alfred Kinsey's research on human sexual behavior is now celebrated as pioneering science, and Kinsey has become known as the father of the sexual revolution. He and the institute named for him are widely acclaimed by news media and in the academic community. Kinsey's work continues to have a profound impact on American law and culture to this day.
Kinsey's research is highly controversial for being based disproportionately on hundreds of interviews with prisoners, sex offenders and prostitutes. Kinsey and his colleagues falsely classified thesepeople as normal World War II-era citizens, leaving the validity of his findings open to question. But the most infamous – indeed, criminal – aspect of Kinsey's research involved what is first revealed in black and white in Tables 30 to 34 of his landmark 1948 book, "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male."
These tables record how long it took for children to achieve "orgasm" and how many "orgasms" they were able to achieve over a period of minutes or hours. Hundreds of innocent boys suffered at the hands of pedophiles to compile this data.
Kinsey produced a second book in 1953, "Sexual Behavior in the Human Female." To gather data for the book, Kinsey and his researchers allowed innocent girls to be abused by pedophiles. Now one of these victims, "Esther White" (a pseudonym), is telling her story.
Over the years, the Kinsey Institute has consistently denied that Kinsey recruited pedophiles to conduct his research or knew about any ongoing abuse of children. Esther White has stepped forward to tell us that's not the way it was...[Full Article]
Stunner! Kinsey paid my father to rape me
Subject of 1940s 'research' goes public with horrific details of abuse by dad
Editor's note: The following report is part of WND's ongoing, multipart investigation into alleged crimes committed by sex-research pioneer Alfred Kinsey and his Kinsey Institute.
WASHINGTON – A victim of sexologist Alfred Kinsey's "research" during the 1940s is coming forward with the stunning claim that her father was paid by Kinsey, universally regarded as the "father of the sexual revolution," to rape her and then report to him on the attacks.
Nearly 70 years after being molested repeatedly by her own father, "Esther White" (a pseudonym) is speaking out in hope of prompting Congress to investigate the controversial research. White said she would be willing to testify in person on Capitol Hill if an investigation results in opening the Kinsey Institute files to public scrutiny...
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