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As a parent, you never want to have to bury your child. 

Imagine you have to, knowing that your child has been snatched from you and your family by someone who decided, after months or even years of coercion, control, and violence, to then murder them. 


What would you do?


For this episode, I briefly examine the world of domestic homicide and its possible impact on families.

I spoke with Nick Gazzard, who, with the support of his family, did something we should all the grateful for. Make no mistake; their work has saved lives. Has protected victims from false allegations and produced evidence that has helped convict perpetrators of abuse.


Here you can learn more about the outstanding work the trust is doing nationwide.


Here you can download the Holiguard App. Probably the best personal protection app in the UK.



The EighteenSeven Podcast is produced independently. The presenter has over 15 years of working in domestic violence and is currently an IDVA working exclusively with male victims of domestic abuse. He is also training to become a qualified counsellor but wishes to work with males (and those who identify as male).


To support the podcast, visit my socials to comment and share here.


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Further Information on the subjects mentioned.


Mankind research. https://mankind.org.uk/statistics/


Suzy Lampugh Trust https://www.suzylamplugh.org/





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