The important element to note in this article is that on several occasions the perpetrator apologized for his actions and admitted to having problems over controlling anti-social impulses. However, no where in the article is there a reference to the offender voluntarily seeking professional help in managing these impulses. This would lead this writer to conclude the apologies where not sincere and merely another element of grooming the victims in order to internally justifying their behaviour. There is a sense of re-victimization in that kind of apology as it allows the offender to relive the act over and over. Therapy for sex offenders is complex, but legitimate remorse would involve a real effort at changing the behaviour which does not seem to have happened based on the content of the article.