Stephanie Soo

And from an adult perspective, nobody thought that they were creepy.

Like, you know how some people, you say, oh, they just give me a creepy vibe.

Neither of them were ever, they never had reputations like that.

They were all seen as well-to-do men.

Jimmy, the minister's son of the predator, you know, the son of the predator, he states, when I go and I do seminars of abuse now,

I say, if you're looking for the weird guy who's hiding in the bushes or even the guy that's awkward to be around, you're looking in the wrong place.

By definition, a successful PDF file pedophile is somebody that you would least expect.

I wish I could stand here and tell you that my dad was this and that and he was creepy and we knew all along he was a deadbeat, he was this, he was physically, verbally abusive because...

If he was all of those things, it would be easier to wrap your mind around how he was able to do all the things that he did.

But he wasn't any of those things.

Wow.

A lot of people in the church...

You know, Jimmy is very religious and he tries to teach other churches about how to identify perpetrators.

And he says, you know, you go to a church where someone is accused and all the adults say, no, he's such a nice guy, though.

There's just I mean, he has a wife, he has children, and I've never seen him be creepy.

Jimmy says, everything you're saying, you're describing my dad.

And look what happened.

However, the main difference between Mary and Alex's cases are again just the outcome of the case because Jimmy Hinton believed his little sister and he went to the police and they were willing to open an investigation.

The police listened, they found the evidence and Jimmy also depressingly states, they got really lucky.

We got lucky enough to find current victims because if it were just his sister, it would be past the statute of limitations.