[TheRightGuy]

"In 1943, when I was nine, I found a sheet of paper that had boxes on it and my father was checking off things he was doing to me. He grabbed it away from me and put it in a brown envelope," she said. "It was a form with little boxes down the left side of the page, and a list of statements describing sexual acts. He was supposed to check things off, whether he did that or not.

"One of the statements included the words 'timed orgasm.' I didn't know what 'orgasm' meant, so I asked him and he told me. That's why he was using a stopwatch." White said her father also videotaped the abuse and sent the tapes to Kinsey.

BS ALERT....
Video tape did not come to be used, even in professional network studios, until the mid-50s.

[wagglebee]

Is it at all possible that someone used the term “videotaped” to describe a home movie camera film?

http://www.bolexcollector.com/cameras.html
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/cameras/movie-cameras
http://www.etsy.com/listing/29870859/vintage-1940s-1950s-keystone-8mm-movie?ref=storque
http://www.mrmartinweb.com/movie.html

[archivist007]

Maybe she meant “filmed” and just used modern terminology?

[wardaddy]

Kodak had plenty of 8MM handhelds since mid 30s.

First pic AND sound movie cams were in 1956 I think

[svcw]

Kinsey was a freak. The woman meant film but used modern tech speak.