Lynn Shaw

Isn't that a sad statement to say?

And when I go out now, I'll be like counting one in eight children, that eighth child is abused, like in my head, because I know stats and things like that.

So what we have to do is be extra cautious because of the internet, because predators want to make money.

They don't care.

They're on to their next.

If they can't get you...

They're on to their next.

That is something with sextortion.

They don't care about you.

If they can't get the $50 out of you, you block them.

We have to teach our children this.

You go on to the next.

You tell your trusted adult.

They're on to their next victim.

They don't care about you.

You're not going to kill yourself from a stranger because you can't give them $50.

So we have a lot of work to do.

And we have to depend on parents to get into those schools and also help out with all of this and want to be warriors and want to talk about all this.

Because it's truly, we can talk about state capitals in Washington.

It's in the community where it has to happen and then snowball outwards.