Oprah Winfrey Female Rape Interview, online

ByCBG Reading Time: 1 minute

Oprah Winfrey’s female abusers special has yet to air. In between the two specials grouping male and female abusers separately in double episode specials, Gregg Mulligan was interviewed, as a survivor of physical abuse, rape, and being sold into child prostitution by his mother. It’s presented as a complete story in the one episode this time.

At the end the Rape Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) receives a mention, and you can access that site here.

View the complete episode here which went online as of 9am today (16th) but as normal with hosted video outside of Youtube, we recommend that you see it as soon as possible. If the direct link doesn’t work then go straight to Oprah.com and search the main section or right hand column.

– CBG

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