that examined her. i expect she will talk about trauma and how that informs what people do, not only immediately after a sexual assault but over the course of their lives in terms of not only reporting but who they tell, why they don t act in certain ways, even why they might not remember certain specific details, like the date or the season or a year, and yet others are so vivid for them i don t know they will hear the statistics you mentioned i will tell you that e. jean carroll said to tacopina at one point, this is why women don t report rape, because they are afraid of being retaliated against. essentially, they are afraid of the treatment that you and your table of lawyers are giving me here and now what s so amazing, joyce, is that e. jean carroll is reliving what i have to imagine is one of the most horrific days of her life she s also carrying the burden of knowing how other women are treated in this circumstance