Alice Munro's daughter reveals her mother's silence during her childhood sexual abuse by stepfather Gerald Fremlin, who was later convicted.

Alice Munro's daughter, Andrea Robin Skinner, reveals her mother's decision to stay silent when her stepfather, Gerald Fremlin, sexually abused her as a child. Skinner, in a first-person essay in The Toronto Star, details the abuse and her mother's choice to side with her abusive husband. Fremlin was later convicted of indecent assault in 2005.