The phrase "admitted molestation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing someone acknowledging or confessing to the act of molestation.
Example: "The defendant admitted molestation during the court proceedings, which significantly impacted the case."
Alternatives: "acknowledged abuse" or "confessed to molestation".
Here is the most likely portrait of someone who would target the son of a single or lesbian mom for molestation: According to 4,000 admitted child molesters in the Abel and Harlow Child Molestation Prevention Study: "He's married, just like 77percentt of the more than 4000 child sexual abusers in the Child Molestation Prevention Study.
The Duggar sisters' breach-of-privacy suit has taken an even stranger turn now that Josh Duggar ― who admitted to molesting some of his sisters as a teen ― is seeking to join those same siblings in legal action over his molestation scandal. .
For the first time, Mr Culkin, a defence witness at Mr Jackson's California trial on child molestation charges, admitted that as a child he had shared a bed with the 46-year-old singer on several occasions.
Bishop J. Keith Symons, Bishop O'Connell's Palm Beach predecessor, in 1998, after admitting to the molestation of five boys.
Arnold Friedman, we find out, was certainly a pedophile — there were previous instances of molestation that he admitted to.
Since In Touch first broke the story that Josh had been investigated for child molestation, his parents also admitted to keeping the matter from police, and in an interview with Megyn Kelly, they revealed he confessed to molesting his sisters three times before they got him any sort of "help".
In a 1980 molestation case, Bishop Daily wrote in notes that Mr. Geoghan admitted "homosexual activity".
Robinson admitted in May that he broke reporting restrictions around an ongoing child molestation trial in Leeds, England, by discussing the case in an hour-long Facebook Live video from outside the court.
Edison's story, detailing his time as the editor of Screw magazine, was followed by sets with the writers Amanda Stern, Rachel Shukert, and Jonathan Ames Amess admitted to ingesting an "interesting combination" of coffee and vodka before sharing a story of molestation and teen-age masturbation.
The actor testified in defense of Jackson at the singer's child molestation trial in 2005, calling accusations against the "Thriller" singer "absolutely ridiculous". He admitted to sharing a bed with Jackson on several occasions but said nothing improper happened.
