No, that's not what I'm talking about, but if that's how you want to dismiss it, go ahead and wallow.

The fact that memories _aren't_ as accurate as we think they are, the fact that victims _don't_ have a single, stereotyped set of responses -- this runs counter to the prejudices of a majority of investigators, but it's the reality of how people respond.  It isn't repressed memory syndrome, by any stretch.  But if that's what you think it is, enjoy your "ahhhh" of satisfaction.