From: bobandcarole@aol.com   
      
   Story: Adopted Daughter   
      
   Unthinkable: A Little Girl's Harrowing Tale of Survival   
   A Suburban Family Discovers a Terrible Truth About an Adopted Daughter   
      
      
   by Janus   
   Copyright 2006   
   U.S. Weektime Magazine   
      
   (Editor’s Note: Names and descriptions in this story have been changed   
   to protect identities. Some readers may find the accounts in this report   
   to be graphic and disturbing.)   
      
   Jocelyn Macallister didn’t think much when her sons Josh and Sam started   
   locking their bedroom doors when they played during the day. Her sons,   
   ages 12 and 11 respectively, were growing up fast and she felt it was a   
   good idea to respect their privacy. What she didn’t realize, however,   
   was that the boys weren’t alone behind those locked doors. What Jocelyn   
   found out shocked her and nearly tore this New England family apart.   
      
   Jocelyn and her husband Mike had adopted Erica only two months prior to   
   her sons’ change in behavior. Erica was seven years old and had made   
   headlines because she was part of a heroic rescue in the Canadian   
   wilderness. In 2000, a team of Arctic researchers had been en route from   
   Winnipeg to northern Alaska when their Cessna plane encountered engine   
   trouble. The plane went down in a remote area of Manitoba and the team   
   was thought to be lost.   
      
   In 2006, however, the team was sighted by an aerial surveying team.   
   Their rescue was nothing short of stunning, and against all odds as   
   well. The Arctic team had left Winnipeg with only three months worth of   
   supplies. Through a combination of hunting, rationing, and sheer   
   wilderness survival skills, the team of 8 men made it out alive after   
   six years.   
      
   What made the rescue even more remote was that the 8 men had also   
   nurtured a baby girl during their time in the wilderness. Erica was   
   almost seven years old when the team was pulled out of the Canadian   
   forest. Doctors across the world were stunned that the young girl had   
   grown up so healthy despite the conditions of her upbringing. Erica was   
   put up for adoption and soon found a new home with the Macallister family.   
      
   What was a baby girl doing with the team of Arctic explorers? On the   
   fateful day of the crash, the small Cessna plane had taken on two extra   
   passengers: Lindsey Dalloway and her ten month old daughter Erica. The   
   two had negotiated a ticket onto the flight with the understanding they   
   would be dropped off in Anchorage, where the plane would refuel. Lindsey   
   had planned to meet her husband in Anchorage where he worked at an oil   
   refinery.   
      
   Lindsey, unfortunately, sustained massive head injuries and did not   
   survive the plane crash. The men took it upon themselves to raise the   
   young girl. They had been lauded as heroes. On the basis of the accounts   
   from the Macallister family, however, they are now being charged with   
   sexual assault and criminal treatment of a minor.   
      
   “I didn’t understand why the boys were suddenly so secretive.”   
   – Jocelyn Macallister   
      
   Jocelyn could tell something was wrong with the boys right away. “They   
   used to be so talkative,” she recounts. “They would get home from school   
   and it would be yak, yak, yak. But then suddenly they would get home and   
   just go to their bedrooms. Click. Lock the door. I would ask them how   
   their day went and they wouldn’t respond. It was so strange. I didn’t   
   understand why the boys were suddenly so secretive.”   
      
   Worried about drug use or illicit online activity, Jocelyn began   
   searching through the boys’ rooms when they were at school. Searching   
   their computers and browser histories revealed nothing out of the   
   ordinary. The only thing she found was a videotape jammed into the back   
   of Josh’s dresser drawer. The contents of the tape shocked her.   
      
   It was an explicit video of her newly adopted daughter Erica performing   
   oral sex on her sons. “I was in shock,” Jocelyn told U.S. Weektime   
   Magazine. “I couldn’t believe my eyes. I had to sit down because I felt   
   like I was going to faint. Can you imagine? A seven year old girl giving   
   oral sex? I felt like I was going to throw up.” Not knowing what to do,   
   Jocelyn called her husband Mike home from work. They watched the tape   
   together. “Mike’s face was white as a sheet too,” Jocelyn remembers. “We   
   didn’t know what to do. Call the police? That was a terrible idea, they   
   would probably arrest us. We were just clueless.”   
      
   Ultimately, the Macallisters decided to call their lawyers who   
   recommended a psychologist. The day after Jocelyn’s discovery of the   
   videotape, Erica visited a child psychologist whose questioning of the   
   young girl would reveal further revelations.   
      
   “I can’t play with you. You’re a girl.”   
   – Erica   
      
   Dr. Ann King was very gentle in her method with Erica. “I knew I   
   couldn’t accuse her or scare her,” Dr. King told U.S. Weektime Magazine   
   via telephone. “She was only seven years old. We started with some   
   simple play therapy before I began more rigorous questions.   
   Surprisingly, Erica was quite frank with her responses. She displayed no   
   sexual inhibitions or taboos at all, which is strange.”   
      
   The following is a U.S. Weektime Magazine exclusive transcript of King’s   
   questioning of Erica.   
      
      
   King: Erica, do you like playing games with your new brothers?   
   Erica: Yes. They’re really fun.   
   King: What’s your favorite game?   
   Erica: Um… Cops and Robbers.   
   King: What other games do you like playing with them?   
   Erica: I like the snacktime game.   
   King: What game is that? I’ve never heard it before.   
   Erica: It’s when Josh and Sam give me my snack.   
   King: How do you play? Can you show me?   
   Erica: (laughs) I can’t play with you. You’re a girl.   
   King: This is a game you can only play with boys?   
   Erica: Yes. Only boys have penises that I can suck.   
   King: You like to suck penises?   
   Erica: Yes. I like it when I get my snack. I don’t like playing with Sam   
   though because he doesn’t give me a snack.   
   King: Why not?   
   Erica: I don’t know. Nothing ever comes out of his penis. Josh can give   
   me good snacks though.   
   King: Who else gives you snacks?   
   Erica: Daddy does.   
      
   Upon further questioning, Erica confirmed that it was Mike Macallister   
   giving her “snacks”. When confronted with this information, Mike   
   immediately confessed.   
      
   “What was I supposed to do?” Mike tells U.S. Weektime Magazine. “I knew   
   it was wrong. It happened one night when Erica woke up crying in the   
   middle of the night. She said she was hungry. I was about to go to the   
   kitchen to get her something when she stopped me. She pulled down my   
   pajama bottoms and started… (silence) I had no idea she was doing this   
   with the boys too.”   
      
   This revelation tore apart Mike and Jocelyn’s relationship. “I was   
   hurt,” Jocelyn said. “Hurt. Angry. Betrayed. Nauseated. I couldn’t   
   believe he had been doing this with our daughter.”   
      
   Jocelyn wanted to call the police right away but Dr. King persuaded her   
   to wait. “I wanted to ask Erica some more questions first. I had a   
      
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