The Forensic Nurse

Feb 20 2008

Ejaculation Statistics

Posted by: TheForensicNurse in Education, Forensic Nursing Terms, SANE, SART, Sexual Assaults, Statistics, tags: , Anus, Ejaculation, Oral, Vaginal

Statistics for sexual assaults are widely varying depending on who, when, and how the statistics were collected. Luckily the folks at SANE-SART.com are trying to change that. As part of one of the most massive data collection efforts ever undertaken to track and report sexual assault statistics over time and accross the nation, the website aggregates data from participating SANE, and SART programs accross the country and displays this data in real time.

Here is a sample of the data for ejaculation site statistics from Today:

Ejaculation Site

YES

NO

Victim Unsure

This type of information can be invaluable to a forensic evidence collection procedure. As you can see in a large percentage of cases the victim was unsure of the perpetrator reached ejaculation or not.

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One Response to “Ejaculation Statistics”

The Forensic Nurse » Gang Rape says:
October 24th, 2008 at 3:37 pm
[…] This type of impromtu sexual assault is usually short in duration. If they were there to commit a robbery in the first place, they may still be trying to get away with the stolen goods. A condom is rarely used since the rape was not premeditated and opportunistic. Ejaculation may or may not occur.� Recent SANE-SART statistics on ejaculation sites. […]