Title: All Reported Cases of Female Sex-Offenders
Headings: Reported Cases of Female sex Offenders
Reported Cases of Female sex Offenders
Famous Cases of Female Sex Offenders

Content: and finally, the third group are coerced into sexual situations with children by an abusive male partner. Clinical and forensic psychologist Jackie Craissati adds an additional dimension to these three, involving the adolescent female perpetrator, who often comes from a very disturbed background (). Male victims of female sexual abuse often suffer from many of the same conditions experienced by female victims of male abusers: chronic difficulties in maintaining relationships, severe depression and substance abuse. The parents of the boys who were sexually abused by Sue Reschke in 2013 reported that their sons started showing signs of behavioral and academic problems after the abuse took place. They became socially isolated and awkward around people, and began to suffer from anxiety and depression. The actual incidence of male victimization is also probably much higher than what is reported. A snapshot of all reported cases of female sex offenders are listed below (as of 2008), including a brief description of the more famous of cases. Canada Nationwide
In Canada, there is a general belief that the number of female sex offenders is underestimated. 1991 nationwide estimates by a psychologist with Central Toronto Youth Services pegged the number of abusive women in Canada to be in the "tens of thousands" (30 October 1991 The Hamilton Spectator ).