Lollis v. State

OPINION

Opinion by

Chief Justice MORRISS.

In the course of essentially weekly counseling sessions occurring over a period of approximately three and one-half months during the middle of 2006, three-year-old A.T. told licensed professional counselor Reba Clark that Nathaniel D. Lollis “hurt her,” “touched her in the private parts of her body,” “broke her arm,” and “mushed her like a nake [sic]” (the last act apparently accomplished with his foot). During those sessions, A.T.’s two older brothers, C.T. and J.J.T., also made comments to Clark that they, too, had received abuse from Lollis. Lollis…