When a child under 13 became the victim of sextortion, their family was initially told there was little police could do because the offender appeared to be outside Canada. They refused to simply give up. With guidance, persistence, and respectful advocacy, the case was eventually reassessed, assigned to a specialized Sex Crimes Unit, and a suspect was identified. Their story is a powerful reminder that sometimes persistence can make a difference.

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