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The Nice Coach Who Crossed the Line

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Abusers don't usually start with violence. They start with friendship. This is called "grooming," and it is terrifying for parents.
In the cases we handle, we often see a pattern. A teacher, scout leader, or coach starts giving a child special attention. Maybe it is extra time after practice. Maybe it is gifts or secret messages on social media. They make the child feel special. They might tell the child, "Your parents don't understand you like I do."
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says that having a safe, stable relationship with adults is key for kids. Abusers twist that. They use their power to trick the child into thinking the abuse is a "relationship."
Institutions—like schools or clubs—are supposed to spot this. They should have rules against teachers texting students privately. They should have rules against one-on-one time behind closed doors. If a school saw these "special favors" happening and didn't stop it, they failed to protect your child. We fight to uncover what the organization knew and when they knew it.
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The Nice Coach Who Crossed the Line

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