Garrett Maxey
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The, the abuser is somebody that the child knows. Yeah. So it's, it's, there's a million stories like that, unfortunately. So parents had no idea that this girl had a burner phone that uncle gave to her. Oh, for sure. And that's like, that's the thing. Like, I mean, gosh, if this, if this podcast saves one kid, like dude, awesome. This is all worth it.
And that's, that's my goal is to try and get info out to parents. But it's like, listen, if you've got a kid that's a teenager, um, Don't be shocked if they have a burner phone. Go, like, be a parent. Toss their stuff.
And that's, that's my goal is to try and get info out to parents. But it's like, listen, if you've got a kid that's a teenager, um, Don't be shocked if they have a burner phone. Go, like, be a parent. Toss their stuff.
And that's, that's my goal is to try and get info out to parents. But it's like, listen, if you've got a kid that's a teenager, um, Don't be shocked if they have a burner phone. Go, like, be a parent. Toss their stuff.
So we don't have the chats from when they first started talking.
So we don't have the chats from when they first started talking.
So we don't have the chats from when they first started talking.
So I think, and I can't, I can't speak for her, but from what we did hear from her, this started when she was super young and it's, Hey, this is, this is a secret. If you tell anyone like your mom and dad, or they're never going to talk to me again, they're probably going to get divorced. It's all your fault. Yada, yada, yada.
So I think, and I can't, I can't speak for her, but from what we did hear from her, this started when she was super young and it's, Hey, this is, this is a secret. If you tell anyone like your mom and dad, or they're never going to talk to me again, they're probably going to get divorced. It's all your fault. Yada, yada, yada.
So I think, and I can't, I can't speak for her, but from what we did hear from her, this started when she was super young and it's, Hey, this is, this is a secret. If you tell anyone like your mom and dad, or they're never going to talk to me again, they're probably going to get divorced. It's all your fault. Yada, yada, yada.
And there's usually something to that effect, yes, that keeps a kid quiet. And then it just kind of grows from there, especially like he's got access to her all the time. And it was always a small touch, and then it became, all right, well, I touched your knee, so now I'm going to try and touch your thigh.
And there's usually something to that effect, yes, that keeps a kid quiet. And then it just kind of grows from there, especially like he's got access to her all the time. And it was always a small touch, and then it became, all right, well, I touched your knee, so now I'm going to try and touch your thigh.
And there's usually something to that effect, yes, that keeps a kid quiet. And then it just kind of grows from there, especially like he's got access to her all the time. And it was always a small touch, and then it became, all right, well, I touched your knee, so now I'm going to try and touch your thigh.
Yes, and he was patient. didn't push it. And he just, he was able to get her to a point where she, she knew that it wasn't normal. She said, I don't, I don't like this. It makes me feel gross, but it just kind of is what it is. And I think that there's a lot of kids that, that deal with that. And it's, it's tragic because you're a kid. You don't know any different. You don't know any different.
Yes, and he was patient. didn't push it. And he just, he was able to get her to a point where she, she knew that it wasn't normal. She said, I don't, I don't like this. It makes me feel gross, but it just kind of is what it is. And I think that there's a lot of kids that, that deal with that. And it's, it's tragic because you're a kid. You don't know any different. You don't know any different.
Yes, and he was patient. didn't push it. And he just, he was able to get her to a point where she, she knew that it wasn't normal. She said, I don't, I don't like this. It makes me feel gross, but it just kind of is what it is. And I think that there's a lot of kids that, that deal with that. And it's, it's tragic because you're a kid. You don't know any different. You don't know any different.
Yeah. So she just, I think she just got to a point where it's normal, and if something bad happens, it's my fault. And she was... How did it end up on your guys' radar? Parents found her phone. The burner? Yes. Did they know it was the uncle? Yes, because he was talking to her through his Facebook account. Oh, I would have definitely gone a non-legal route with that.
Yeah. So she just, I think she just got to a point where it's normal, and if something bad happens, it's my fault. And she was... How did it end up on your guys' radar? Parents found her phone. The burner? Yes. Did they know it was the uncle? Yes, because he was talking to her through his Facebook account. Oh, I would have definitely gone a non-legal route with that.
Yeah. So she just, I think she just got to a point where it's normal, and if something bad happens, it's my fault. And she was... How did it end up on your guys' radar? Parents found her phone. The burner? Yes. Did they know it was the uncle? Yes, because he was talking to her through his Facebook account. Oh, I would have definitely gone a non-legal route with that.
I told her dad, I said, hey, man, I appreciate the amount of restraint that you have. Honestly, it was commendable, the amount of restraint that he had.