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Sep 11, 2026

Scott GairdnerHOST
75:28
I don't know, but the...
Scott GairdnerHOST
75:30
the scenarios of child abuse that it lays out are so specific and creative and strange that it's really, I think it's beyond the pale of what we could.
Scott GairdnerHOST
75:41
Yeah.
Scott GairdnerHOST
75:42
Dissect.
Greg CotePANELIST
28:13
Too thin.
Dan Le BatardHOST
28:14
So Greg Cody is going into his 36th season picking games, and his son is going into his first season of a new game show that he'd like to debut, which is Awesome or Child Abuse?
Roy BellamyPRODUCER
28:29
That's right.
Mike Ryan RuizPANELIST
28:30
[laughs]
Roy BellamyPRODUCER
29:36
I don't think this is actually called bungee jumping.
Roy BellamyPRODUCER
29:38
I don't know what it's called, but it's on a Grand Canyon-type thing.
Dan Le BatardHOST
29:41
Well, you think it might be called child abuse.
Roy BellamyPRODUCER
29:43
Well, that's what I want you guys to decide here.
Kenny WeissHOST
19:46
Now, the research is catching up to all of this.
Kenny WeissHOST
19:48
There was a study out of child abuse and neglect that looked at 249 adults.
Kenny WeissHOST
19:55
And what the researchers found was that adverse childhood experiences don't produce shame directly.
Kenny WeissHOST
20:02
What childhood adversity produces first is interpersonal sensitivity, which is the tendency to absorb other people's emotions and feel overwhelmed around them.
Mary Ellen O'TooleGUEST
34:49
Joseph talked about a childhood that was chilling.
Mary Ellen O'TooleGUEST
34:53
The question is, despite the harshness and the severity of the abuse, does that act as a cause and effect for him later to go on and become a serial killer? We have no research at this point to say that there is a cause and effect just with childhood abuse because we know that there are unfortunately many people who are raised in very abusive situations, and they don't go on to become serial killers.
Mary Ellen O'TooleGUEST
35:19
So I think we have to incorporate that environment that he described, but I think it would be wrong to say that he was a serial killer strictly and solely because he was raised in an abusive environment.
Joseph Paul FranklinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:37
Coming up...
Luis J. GomezHOST
84:48
Uh, but let's do this one last story.
Luis J. GomezHOST
84:50
Is this child abuse? Pull it up, guys.
Zac AmicoHOST
84:54
Just, uh-
Luis J. GomezHOST
84:54
[laughs] Somebody punch him-
Nick MullenGUEST
84:59
[laughs]
speaker_9UNKNOWN
84:59
I will admit I submitted this.
Luis J. GomezHOST
85:01
Is this child abuse, or is it simply just funny? 'Cause you remember the thing, there was the one woman on Twitter recently that's going viral.
Luis J. GomezHOST
85:06
She's, like, got a baby in her hands.
Helen GrusGUEST
7:28
Since 2007 to 2016, I was in general investigations.
Helen GrusGUEST
7:33
And then I moved into the Sexual Assault Child Abuse Unit, acronym SACA, in our department.
Helen GrusGUEST
7:40
And it's in SACA that my journey to where we are today started, really.
Helen GrusGUEST
7:46
And currently, actually, I am now in the Ottawa Police Robbery Unit.

11 MINS LATER

Sean NewmanHOST
19:06
Go back to the very beginning.
Sean NewmanHOST
19:07
What was your unit?
Helen GrusGUEST
19:09
Sexual assault, child abuse.
Helen GrusGUEST
19:11
So what we investigate is any abuse on children.
speaker_1HOST
11:20
Yes.
speaker_1HOST
11:21
Cosby learned about her childhood abuse.
speaker_1HOST
11:24
He learned about her heritage, her deep dedication to her art, her financial needs.
speaker_1HOST
11:28
He gathered all that data so he could exploit it later to trap her.
Lidia ParkHOST
1:02
Yes, we are definitely so glad to have you join us today and looking forward to talking more about this topic.
Lidia ParkHOST
1:08
It seems we are definitely growing our episode collection regarding child abuse and non accidental traumas.
Lidia ParkHOST
1:13
This is perfect.
Lidia ParkHOST
1:14
So why don't we start with the case like we always do.
Tammy YauHOST
2:20
Yeah, I think those are all good questions.
Tammy YauHOST
2:23
So in this episode, we're going to be discussing pediatric fractures that present to the emergency department.
Tammy YauHOST
2:29
We're going to focus on how to identify fractures that may be indicative of child abuse versus those that have been caused by accidental trauma or other medical conditions.
Tammy YauHOST
2:38
To put things into perspective, skeletal fractures are the second most common presenting sign of physical abuse after bruising and are a sentinel injury or an injury that may seem minor or superficial but can serve as an early indication that abuse is occurring.
Tanya J. PowersCORRESPONDENT
32:31
discipline some of the members of the House.
Tanya J. PowersCORRESPONDENT
32:33
Democrats could try to expel Max Miller, the Republican representative from Ohio, over allegations of spousal and child abuse.
Tanya J. PowersCORRESPONDENT
32:41
Then you have the effort that is probably coming to expel Representative Corey Mills, a Republican from Florida, even though he already lost his primary.
Tanya J. PowersCORRESPONDENT
32:50
And then there could be a censure vote for the Republican North Carolina Representative Chuck Edwards.

41 MINS LATER

JTHOST
74:14
Also coming up here bottom of the hour after the news, Mark Harris, who is a decorated former Air Force Special Operations pilot who served in the combat zone.
JTHOST
74:23
He also trains corporate pilots from around the globe and serves as an FAA examiner.
JTHOST
74:27
He's got a new book out, Houses of the Holy, a nightmare web of hate, crime, corruption, and child abuse.
JTHOST
74:34
Yeah, this story began with what he describes as an effort to protect his two young sons.
BenHOST
13:42
whether it's because of the heightened contact that marriage brings the tissue thin walls of their post-war prefab apartment or kohler's increasing resentment and being denied access to martha's body we are shown how martha and kohler drift apart we then pick up on the theme of individuals leaving traces for the experimental family album section which consists of descriptions of photographs from the kohler family album before it drops us into a harrowing recollection of the death of kohler's father who appear to have suffered neglect at the hands of Kohler's alcoholic mother and hoarder aunt.
BenHOST
14:13
There's also a section entitled Child Abuse, where Kohler describes shaking his child's crib to stop the screaming, and a section about Kohler's unfortunate penis and a childhood experience of phimosis.
BenHOST
14:24
Which, listener, if you're not familiar with phimosis, that's when you don't clean your foreskin, and then the doctor has to forcibly force Kohler's foreskin back so that it can be cleaned properly.
JohnHOST
14:36
Robin, you're spoiling the revelation of Kohler's circumcision status.

20 MINS LATER

JohnHOST
34:20
So.
BenHOST
34:22
Yeah, yeah.
BenHOST
34:24
Any other points about this bit? Do we want to talk about the family album or about the penis section or about the child abuse section? I think we should talk about all of
JohnHOST
34:33
them.

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