The JW elders consciously or unconsciously lay a certain level of blame at the victim.
One of the elders (the tall thin guy with grey hair) wrote in a letter to the branch that the abuser had been counselled for his "uncleaness" when he had sexually abused a young girl who was a friend of his daughters. However, in the letter he noted that the girl was in the habit of wandering around the abuser's home dressed in her nightwear.
Angus Stewart picked up on this and questioned why there needed to be any mention of this in the letter.
Why?
Because the JWs couldn't believe the elder abuser was 100% to blame for abusing the girl. The girl had to have some responsibility.