After Robbie had been admitted
to treatment the psychological assessment show
that there is potential that
there was other victims we don't know about.
In my heart.
I hope that it's not true,
but I really don't know.
It could be a possibility.
I definitely have concerns
that he's hurt other people.
You have to think about this question,
as a parent,
if you had to make a choice
to protect some of your children
by isolating them from one of your other children,
would you have the strength to do that?
Robbie is 15
and admits that he has sexual urges towards children
as young as five years old.
In fact,
he stated a preference for little boys,
five years and younger.
He is weeks away
from being discharged from treatment
and admits that he is still a danger.
Hey mom. What are you doing?
Just trying
to go to bed. So,
how have you been feeling? A little stressed.
I'm happy that they're discharging me
in 30 days. Are you
still having sexual thoughts and feelings
about younger kids? It's not as often.
When you think about what you did,
do you feel bad about that?
Or do you just not care? I feel bad about it,
but in the same sense,
I feel excited
when I think of it. Do you think
that you would try and hurt one again?
Honestly? There is a high risk.
Yeah, when you go out in public,
do you fantasize
about raping strangers? Right?
You still have fantasies about raping strangers,
but if you're not around strangers,
it's a lot more controllable? Right?
Can you tell me like how you feel when you,
when you think about raping people?
It gives me joy.
Excitement, peaceful. So the thought
of raping somebody makes you happy?
Right. And how do you think
that they would feel? I don't think twice about
how other people would feel.
I just think of how I would feel.
So you only care about
what you would gain sexually?
Pretty much. Do you still feel like
if they let you out today that you would find
a victim and that you would rape them?
It's not that.
It's me trying
to manipulate someone else. So you think you would try
to convince them to let you have sex
with them? Yeah.
And what happens
if they aren't willing to?
You told me that you would hurt them
or make them shut up.
Do you still feel like that? Occasionally.
Do you feel like you still have sexual thoughts
and urges towards the same people you used to?
Do you feel like if you got out of there,
like you're gonna do that stuff again?
Sometimes I even worry
about my own thoughts.
I feel like I've gotten no better.
And that if I do get out
there's more of a chance I have
of doing it again,
yes.
Okay, now that's a weekly check in, right?
Well, sometimes weekly,
sometimes more than once a week.
And you report the results of that
to the program? So most of the time
the therapist is present when I talk and if not,
then I absolutely will report any information
that he gives me to try
and help him get better. Because he won't talk
to the therapist? No.
And what is their attitude about it
at this point? They don't want them
there anymore,
they don't care.
They just think that he's set in his ways.
And this is who he is.
And sorry here's your kid.
Take him back. And so
what do you see the alternatives as being
at this point? I mean,
I've searched high and low looking
for other treatment facilities,
but I just keep falling short.
But I'm trying.
Have you thought about prosecuting?
That's what you've been told
by this program, right? Yes.
That if you prosecute him
and he pleads guilty,
he gets into the system.
Then they will court order something
and put him into
a state program. We've advocated for it
and told them to press the charges
and they're dragging their feet.
It's like,
nobody wants to help. And if,
when he's discharged,
you just don't show up.
What have they told you will happen
at that point? He would then go
to at first a shelter
and then he would potentially go
into like an independent living home,
but there's not really any therapy.
And then if it's independent living,
there's a lot of opportunity for him to offend.