Does Time Change Over Thirty Years of Child Abuse?

This story is one based on true events. The nature of the story forced a change of names, places, innocent by-standers, not-so-innocent bystanders, and the welfare office as well as unscrupulous parents that should never been given the right to have children in the first place.

Circumstances and age differences made it possible for these two women to find a chance to know each other better considering the life each lived. Both are the result of broken homes, abuses of many types, and both spent their childhood walking over hot coals. Each felt as if there was no way out of the situation they found themselves. Many officers feel they have better thigns to do wtih their time than break up fights amongst families. Instead, it is more glamorous to take down a drive-by shooting, ring of thieves, or other illegal crimes except domestic abuse where the life of a child forever changes and innocence is lost. These children spent a lifetime in trouble, fearful of police, and fearful of getting caught in the system due to the fact that so many in the peace officer field do little to ensure the faith of a child in the establishment put into place to assist them and keep them safe. Many of the children who do come forward learn quickly upon entering the witness booth that nobody wants to hear truth. The truth is what comes from the mouths of the adults, never the children. The children return home to a life full of abuse again only this time they think twice before contacting the law enforcement officers who will never believe them. Further contact with law enforcement can literally lead to more abuse and possible murder.

Mallory Wyer's childhood was much like that of Liza Daum. Mallory did everything she knew to do yet nothing helped until she finally became of age where she could leave home for good without fear of retribution or having someone drag her back home.