Bailey Smith
Bailey Smith
Do Many Cops Abuse Their Power, Or Are They Abuser's Themselves?
Do Many Cops Abuse Their Power, Or Are They Abuser's Themselves?
Do Many Cops Abuse Their Power, Or Are They Abuser's Themselves?
Wednesday 3rd August 2022
Listen to Rhonda Reyna's story on 'The Never Give Up Show!' as she battles abuse and a broken legal system, offering hope and resilience.
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Get the buttons here!A Mother's Battle: Abuse, Legal Injustice, and Resilience
They abuse their power and I'm not saying okay, that they don't have enough knowledge, they don't follow the laws, like you mentioned the interference law, interference with how they use that. And if, again, in a community where everybody's defending themselves bad guys are, you know they're going to think twice like: okay, I can't break into that house because I won't walk out, and that's a good thing.
Imagine navigating a peaceful divorce only to find yourself in the throes of a nightmarish legal battle years later. In this gripping episode of 'The Never Give Up Show!', Bailey Smith sits down with Rhonda Reyna, a mother whose life took a drastic turn when she met her daughter's father. Rhonda's story begins with an amicable divorce from her first husband, with whom she shares a son.
They mediated their separation without court involvement, but her life changed when she entered a new relationship in 2004. What started as a promising partnership quickly spiraled into control and manipulation. Rhonda left her career as a forensic scientist to run her partner's equestrian business, only to discover years later that the promised trust fund for their daughter was a lie. The separation in 2014 marked the beginning of relentless post-separation abuse.
Despite being the primary caregiver, Rhonda faced a legal system that failed to protect her and her daughter, subjecting them to further trauma. In this episode, Rhonda courageously shares her journey through legal battles and personal struggles. She discusses the flaws in the judicial system that allowed her abuser to manipulate custody arrangements, placing their daughter in unsafe environments.
Rhonda's story is not just about the pain and injustice she endured but also about her resilience and determination to raise awareness about these systemic issues. Her narrative serves as a powerful reminder that survivors of abuse are not alone. Through her voice, listeners gain insight into the complexities of legal kidnapping and the urgent need for judicial reform. Tune in to hear Rhonda Reyna's compelling story of strength and advocacy.