Hello everyone, my name is Haley Elizabeth, and if you don't know who I am, this is my true crime podcast called behind you

Where once a week I sit down and talk about a true crime case

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So today's case I got suggested from a lot of you guys a lot of the cases that I've covered has always dealt with abuse

from men towards women, but never women towards men and I feel like that is a very important

Conversation to have because it does happen may not be as often as men

Towards women, but it does happen where women will you know manipulate or physically abuse or mentally abuse men and I feel like it's

Definitely a conversation that we should be open about having and not trying to derail the conversation about men

Abusing women, but I'm just saying it should be an open discussion for

Abuse in general no matter what gender you are what gender you identify as and I feel like abuse from women towards men

Happens a lot more than we may think and I feel like if you create a safe space for men to open up about those abuse issues

Without feeling like less than a man or feeling like they are you know in

Superior because usually like stereotypically man above women, you know, whatever whatever

So I feel like by having an open discussion about it

It could actually help a lot of people sometimes men feel ashamed or embarrassed to open up about things like this and

Unfortunately, that is exactly what happened to the man we are going to be talking about in today's video

Ejaz Ahmed Ejaz Ahmed was born on February 8th, 1962 in Faz Labad, Pakistan

His parents were originally from India, but moved to Pakistan shortly after World War 2

His mom and his dad were said to be very very hard workers and did all that they could to support their family

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