“Statistically a woman is most likely to be killed or seriously injured by a past or present intimate partner or someone she trusted or loved.” • The Lies My ‘Loverboy’ Told Me

“Statistically a woman is most likely to be killed or seriously injured by a past or present intimate partner or someone she trusted or loved.” –Steve Ryan, Retired Homicide & Sex Crimes Detective Sergeant

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