Jeannie McKay

These are private, difficult memories about yet another indignity.

These are private, difficult memories about yet another indignity.

and Jeannie says there's a reason she didn't mention the anal penetration when she went to the police decades ago.

and Jeannie says there's a reason she didn't mention the anal penetration when she went to the police decades ago.

The whole issue of crimes against boys versus crimes against girls is preying on Jeannie's mind. She imagines what was on the minds of the men who made the laws and the men who enforced them.

The whole issue of crimes against boys versus crimes against girls is preying on Jeannie's mind. She imagines what was on the minds of the men who made the laws and the men who enforced them.

Despite the historic problems with these old laws, both Jeannie and Anne-Marie want authorities to consider what happened to the survivors was grossly indecent. And like Anne-Marie, Jeannie says she's willing to go back to the police.

Despite the historic problems with these old laws, both Jeannie and Anne-Marie want authorities to consider what happened to the survivors was grossly indecent. And like Anne-Marie, Jeannie says she's willing to go back to the police.

We talk about our dogs to lighten the mood before we say goodbye. Another tough conversation wraps up. Doug Walker has always maintained the sexual encounters with these girls were consensual. I ask him specifically about this latest revelation from Jeannie. He says that never happened. But I have 28 more questions for him, and I have requested an interview.

We talk about our dogs to lighten the mood before we say goodbye. Another tough conversation wraps up. Doug Walker has always maintained the sexual encounters with these girls were consensual. I ask him specifically about this latest revelation from Jeannie. He says that never happened. But I have 28 more questions for him, and I have requested an interview.

Walker says he'll talk to me over the phone. We arrange a time. Next time on The Banned Teacher. Anne-Marie is back to work at a new job.

Walker says he'll talk to me over the phone. We arrange a time. Next time on The Banned Teacher. Anne-Marie is back to work at a new job.

Anne-Marie has found other survivors with similar goals. One has a familiar voice from the first season of The Band Played On.

Anne-Marie has found other survivors with similar goals. One has a familiar voice from the first season of The Band Played On.

And Anne-Marie takes another important yet uncomfortable step in her own journey. And then I want to go into the music room.

And Anne-Marie takes another important yet uncomfortable step in her own journey. And then I want to go into the music room.

You've been listening to The Band Teacher, ad-free on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for subscribing. The Band Teacher is investigated, reported, written, and hosted by me, Julie Ireton. Alison Cook is the story and script editor, producer, sound designer, and mixer. Felice Chin is our executive producer and story editor. Eve Saint-Laurent is our legal advisor.

You've been listening to The Band Teacher, ad-free on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for subscribing. The Band Teacher is investigated, reported, written, and hosted by me, Julie Ireton. Alison Cook is the story and script editor, producer, sound designer, and mixer. Felice Chin is our executive producer and story editor. Eve Saint-Laurent is our legal advisor.

Jennifer Chen, Amanda Pfeffer and Jen White provided valuable production advice. Special thanks to the folks at CBC Podcasts for their support. The managing editor of CBC Ottawa is Drake Fenton. If you or someone you know has been sexually abused, community resources can help. Reach out to a trusted person, sexual assault centre or rape crisis centre in your area.

Jennifer Chen, Amanda Pfeffer and Jen White provided valuable production advice. Special thanks to the folks at CBC Podcasts for their support. The managing editor of CBC Ottawa is Drake Fenton. If you or someone you know has been sexually abused, community resources can help. Reach out to a trusted person, sexual assault centre or rape crisis centre in your area.