My uncle was sentenced to 16 years in prison. But my biological cousin denied anything, including anything with my adopted adult cousin, who VIOLENTLY denies anything between he and my uncle, or his little brother.

It did blow my mind however that they did not take more seriously my concerns, when he had been convicted of about 6 counts and had 4 or 5 witnessed testify against him. Why would the state not pursue with concerns over his biological son that he lived with right up until the day of the trial? They really do nothing but ask the child if it happened, and if he says no, they don't require psychological evaluation any further?