He grew up with lots of abuse, physical and sexual child abuse.

He's here to tell his story and to give warning signs every parent, grandparent, aunt, and uncle should know about to protect children.

Welcome to the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show.

In the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show, we are joined by special guest talking about their

experiences, their realities of investigating crimes.

Plus, those have experienced horrendous trauma, police, first responders, military, and victims

of crimes share their stories.

Hi, I'm John Jay Wiley.

In addition to being a broadcaster, I'm also a retired police sergeant.

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outside of Kansas City, we have Mike Elder on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show. Mike was abused as a child. Sexually, physically, it had a tremendous impact on him.

He also is an artist. An art you could say has become some of his outlet. He does sculptures.

He does murals. He does cakes. He's a world famous cake artist and you come on facebook a great place

black sheep arts on facebook mike thanks for being a guest on law enforcement talk radio show and

talk about this yeah man i really appreciate it i i really do it's not an easy topic to talk about

because in quite honestly it happens far more frequently than we realize.

Well, you know, that's for sure. And I think, honestly, it's harder, you know, there's a stigma

attached to men, especially talking about it. You know, it took me near 50 years to finally

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