(The podcast may contain sensitive topics. Listener discretion is advised.)
What if the bad news you don’twant to hear is the very thing that could save a young person’s life?
Would you listen, really listen, during the time it takes to learn?
What if one fact… one warning… one moment of awareness could be the reason your child, grandchild, student, or teen in your life survives a predator’s trap?
Would you stop everything and pay attention?
Recently, our team at Million Kids learned of the devastating loss of 15-year-old Bryce Tate from Cross Lanes, WV. During the investigation, law enforcement uncovered the truth: Brycehad become a victim of financial sextortion.
This must never happen again.
Not to another family. Not to another community. Not to another child.
And yet it will… unless we talk about it and people choose to hear what’s uncomfortable, painful, and urgent.
Most adults don’t want to hear about financialsextortion. It feels dark. Negative. Scary.
But we ask you one thing:
If listening to one podcast could save a child’s life… isn’t it worth it?
In this episode, Opal Singleton, author of Digital Warfare (release pending), breaks down how financialsextortion actually works in today’s digital world.Not the version people think they know, but the new, explosive, high-speed version almost no one is prepared for.
The rules changed. The predators changed. The technology changed.
But most families haven’t.
Cartels and criminal networks, equipped withhigh-speed internet, target American teens with ruthless precision. They are blackmailing our kids for money, for power, for psychological control. And the consequences are catastrophic.
In just the past few years, more than 40+ bright, successful, promising young people, most of them boys, have takentheir own lives after falling victim to financial sextortion.
Forty families shattered.
Forty futures stolen.
Forty tragedies that didn’t have to happen.
Please—listen to this podcast.
Educate yourself.
Learn how these crimes unfold in real time.
Learn what signs to look for.
Learn how to prepare the young people in your life before they are targeted.
Silence won’t protect our kids. Awareness will.
This is not “just another podcast.”
This is a warning.
A wake-up call.
A lifeline.
And it could save a life you love.