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It's not just the physical aspects, voynich. It's the behavioral ones as well. Pam Archuletta said about a year ago that PR was concerned about JB's overly friendly nature. "She flirts with people," PR said. And sexual acting out is a STAPLE of abused children.
I guess it really depends on very specific details on 'she flirts with people'.
Which *unaccounted for* behaviors did JB show on this list? by unaccounted for, while JB did have a bed-wetting problem, and this is a sign of sexual abuse, all of R's children had bed-wetting problems, so bed-wetting could be accounted for.
http://www.protectkids.com/abuse/abusesigns.htm
There are various lists of possible physical and behavioral indicators of child sexual abuse, some of which are:
* Waking up during the night sweating, screaming or shaking with nightmares.
* Masturbating excessively.
* Showing unusually aggressive behavior toward family members, friends, toys, and pets.
* Complaining of pain while urinating or having a bowel movement, or exhibiting symptoms of genital infections such as offensive odors, or symptoms of a sexually transmitted disease.
* Having symptoms indicating evidence of physical traumas to the genital or anal area.
* Beginning wetting the bed.
* Experiencing a loss of appetite or other eating problems, including unexplained gagging.
* Showing unusual fear of a certain place or location.
* Developing frequent unexplained health problems.
* Engaging in persistent sexual play with friends, toys or pets.
* Having unexplained periods of panic, which may be flashbacks from the abuse.
* Regressing to behaviors too young for the stage of development they already achieved.
* Initiating sophisticated sexual behaviors.
* Indicating a sudden reluctance to be alone with a certain person.
* Engaging in self-mutilations, such as sticking themselves with pins or cutting themselves.
* Withdrawing from previously enjoyable activities, like school or school performance change.
* Asking an unusual amount of questions about human sexuality.