Before we were witnesses, I was molested by a non-JW neighbor. (Decades later I found out the my younger brother was also molested by the same neighbor.)
I recall at the time that I *did* report the incident to my parent(s).
My parent(s)'s reaction at the time: He continued to be our babysitter.
When confronted in therapy 30 years after the incident, my parent(s)'s response: "Aude is just making it up. She's just looking for attention. And besides, I spoke with the guy's mother and she said he would never do anything like that."
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It may have just been a typical reaction/denial (or not) for the time period in which it occurred, but I'm not really sure. Some JWs prefer to stick their head in the sand and pretend everything is fine and they are great protectors and there is nothing they can do about anything anyway. Some non-JWs feel the same way.
Others act like grown-ups and take charge and responsibility for themselves and watch out for their children's best interest.
I would hope that modern-day (!!) JWs would not hesitate to action and would file a police report immediately whether the offender is JW or not.
I try to keep hoping that (all) people will due the right thing. Sadly, I am sometimes disappointed.
-Aude.