There’s rarely going to be myriad of (or indeed any) ‘actual evidence’ of coercive control - it’s the nature of the crime. Especially if there’s no whistleblower.
A lot of the time people around the family/individuals will pick up on small incidences, tiny cues - but maybe that’s the extent of it. Maybe they are ok living that way. You haven’t witnessed anything illegal, it just feels off.
And then there’s often (not always) an overlap with other forms of abuse eg most sexually abusive fathers are keeping the whole family under a regime of coercive control. There needs to be far more recognition of this generally, when you realise how rife CSA is - 1 in 6 girls, 1 in 20 boys.
A lot of the time people around the family/individuals will pick up on small incidences, tiny cues - but maybe that’s the extent of it. Maybe they are ok living that way. You haven’t witnessed anything illegal, it just feels off.
And then there’s often (not always) an overlap with other forms of abuse eg most sexually abusive fathers are keeping the whole family under a regime of coercive control. There needs to be far more recognition of this generally, when you realise how rife CSA is - 1 in 6 girls, 1 in 20 boys.