re: Children allege LPSO deputy molested them

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The article reads that he tickled their genitals. What is a doctor going to be able to determine? We obviously don't know the whole story. Did the mother ask leading questions

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That was odd to me too when I read the article. Obviously we do not know what they mean when they say tickled their genitals, but how do you "test" for that? (rhetorical because I really don't want to know)

With that said, this sounds like leading questions

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She said 'yes, daddy touches my tutu.' I said how did he do it, and I said I'd bring you a baby doll so you can show me how he did it. My oldest was 7 and she said 'oh, does he tickle it like this?' I said does he do it to you? She said 'yes, he does it to me.'"

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Again, not knowing what was done, the father could have thought he needed to clean her area and the motion from mom made it look like he was molesting her when he was simply cleaning. With that said, he very well could have been doing a lot more than just cleaning, but without penetration how do you "test for it" outside of answering questions. And since the Dr is most likely not a professional interrogator, can you rely on her line of questioning without physical evidence?