Paul Abramson: A Story of Endurance and Justice
Episode Overview
Paul Abramson shares his traumatic childhood experiences of abuse and neglect. He discusses the emotional and physical abuse inflicted by his wealthy and powerful parents. Paul reflects on his ongoing legal battle with his father and the challenges of seeking justice. Despite the hardships, he highlights his journey towards healing and resilience. The episode emphasises the importance of legal support and community involvement in advocating for change.
I don't know how I survived all this. I was even beaten up in O'Hare Airport in front of the police by my father, and they didn't do anything then.
Ever wondered how someone can rise from the depths of despair to seek justice? Paul Abramson's story is a testament to human resilience. Growing up in a wealthy but deeply dysfunctional family in Chicago, Paul faced unimaginable abuse. His mother, emotionally unstable, and his father, a ruthless psychopath, subjected him and his sisters to severe neglect and brutality. At just five years old, Paul was unjustly thrown into a mental hospital, where he endured three years of horrific abuse.
His ordeal didn't end there; returning home meant facing more violence and molestation from his father until he was sent away to another abusive institution. Despite these overwhelming odds, Paul emerged with a determination to fight back. In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', he shares his journey from victim to advocate, detailing his ongoing legal battles and his mission to bring his abusers to justice.
Paul's story isn't just about survival; it's about finding strength in the darkest of times and using that strength to seek change.