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I would like to offer my congratulations on courageously sharing her story live on air to Tiffany. One could tell how hard it still is to share that horrible incident. She is authentic and true to herself and to the viewers how it robbed her of her innocence and how she has struggled with other issues because of it.
Never think lightely of the impact you make on this world by sharing your story, your feelings and beliefs on this situation. I concur that it is probably highly unlikely that there is any chance of a cure to these predators. I would also like to say thank you to Steve Doell for talking. I live in the community where his daughter was murdered and since I walk that neighbor hood, I always think of her and how his life has changed because of that. I think it is also a good thing that Tiffany reminds us that is possilbe to have this happen to any of us.
Thank you for this program this morning. I stopped in my car, and did not proceed with my errand this morning, I was so pulled in by her interview. Thanks for a terrific job.

Evie

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