Sal Britton certainly has done her homework on female paedophiles
But has quoted somewhat selectively on what she's read.
Some excerpts from the Telegraph article she mentions.
www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-life/11899484/Female-paedophiles-Why-women-sexually-abuse-children.html
“We do know there are women who are motivated by sexual interest in children but they are only a tiny proportion of female sex offenders,” she explains. “Most women are motivated by an intimacy need. They want to feel close to someone.”
Some of those women will choose an adolescent victim – such as recent cases of teachers having sex with teenage boys and grooming them. “These women are more into the idea of a relationship,” explains Cortoni. “They just choose an adolescent instead of an adult partner because they’re less threatening, and they can be in charge.”
Another key difference between male and female sex offenders is that a third of women do it alongside someone else – typically a male partner.
This is a common feature in the most high-profile cases of female offenders, such as Rosemary West, who helped her husband Fred to rape, torture and murder children and women, and Myra Hindley, who murdered and sexually assaulted five children alongside Ian Brady.
Sal Brinton mentions Marie Black and Carol Stadler. The Telegraph says of Black:
It’s also a crucial part in the Black case, where her two former partners were part of the sex abuse ring.
Cortoni says: “There’s definitely a very tiny indication that for some of these women, it’s because they’ve been coerced. That doesn’t mean physical violence. It could be very much emotional or psychological. They’re akin to women who are victims of domestic violence.”
This was part of Black’s defence from her lawyers, who said she had suffered domestic violence at the hands of Adams and that he “was a very manipulative” man who exploited her. But barristers representing Adams and Rogers rejected this notion saying: “She is the common denominator between all the offences.”
She also omits to mention that as well as Black, two men were found guilty of multiple counts of rape and other sexual offences (Adams and Rogers, mentioned above), and Carol Stadler was found guilty of assault but was acquitted of all sexual offences (I'm not trying to minimise her offences, as she was obviously part of the group of abusers, but she is a poor example to use as a 'female paedophile').
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/woman-at-centre-of-paedophile-ring-that-made-children-sexual-play-things-guilty-of-23-offences-10419867.html
If Sal Brinton is so convinced that there are hordes of female paedophiles just waiting in the ladies toilet to pounce on unsuspecting children, I'd have thought she could have come up with a better example than Marie Black and Carol Stadler.
Her other example of a female paedophile is the 'looking for a relationship with a teenager' type mentioned in the Telegraph article.