Ronan Farrow on Kavanaugh accuser: ‘Extremely typical’ for victims to forget, then remember

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Journalist Ronan Farrow said it’s normal and common for alleged victims of sexual misconduct to forget details about these supposed incidents before remembering them years later.

In an interview Monday morning on ABC, Farrow dismissed critics who said a new story he wrote, centering on a second woman accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of past inappropriate behavior, lacks credibility because the woman, Deborah Ramirez, originally did not name Kavanaugh in her accusation.

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