As for saying that only 5% of cases where children bring accustaions are false.
That is simply intrue.
All studies done make clear that in only 5% of cases are children found to be intentionally lying.
That is true, however in a very high percentage of cases that children are found to have been questioned wrong, manipulated or simply misunderstood.
So much so that real studies showing all the numbers have shown that 81% of child abuse accusations cannot be substantiated.
I qoute from familyrights.us
“81%, or 4 out of 5, of all child abuse reports are known to be false. Less than 1 in 5 reports of child abuse are “substantiated” as being true by an administrative decision or court action. There are serious doubts about the validity of a large number of the administrative findings of child abuse and neglect. These doubts center upon the dubious quality of the investigative work undertaken by CPS investigators. There are relatively few figures available regarding the number of “substantiated” findings that are overturned following either administrative or judicial review.
We do not have an epidemic of child abuse in the United States, but we do have an epidemic of false reporting that is harmful to families who are needlessly exposed to the universally inadequate and incompetent efforts of the CPS agencies throughout the country”.
Scary isn’t it?