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Delayed disclosure and disrupted communication during forensic investigation of child sexual abuse: a study of 47 corroborated cases

Aim: To study factors of relevance for the understanding of disclosure of child sexual abuse. Methods: Cases from a Swedish district court involving 47 children in which allegations of child sexual abuse had been corroborated by a confession from the defendant were studied. Results: Delayed disclosure was related to a close relationship with the perpetrator and young age at the first experience of abuse. Disrupted communication during the police interview was related to less violent abuse.