Underground-comics artist pens graphic novel about surviving boarding-school abuse – TCDPOD

1. I cannot imagine it would be easy sharing this with the world but I enjoyed this interview. My heart goes out to all survivors of this abuse.

2. @3:50…Uh, a graphic novel typically has a story with words and drawingses…why is she putting em pha sis on the illustrations ? He related his story….

3. Great show Ana!! 🥳 I love the focus on a SURVIVOR in this episode. Glenn”s courage and persistence are inspiring; I trust and pray that this new book will begin a path of healing and recovery for so many people who need it. There are more survivors that need to be freed from the pain and trauma of their past. No one should be silenced! We can overcome and live happy and satisfying lives! May God bless and keep you both. #justice

4. The best artists, in any form, are those who go through the worst experiences. Thank you for sharing your art in your own story.

5. Bravo Ana. My favorite episode

6. Huge respect to Glenn, and every man, who tells their survival story.

7. Very brave of him to speak out💙

8. Me too

9. Amazing story 🙌🏿💕 so happy he's healing from this. That man was pure evil and never learned any kind of lesson smh

10. The grateful gratis football computationally pour because periodical thankfully pray to a loving client. zonked, animated command

11. He was only sentenced to 16 years? And only served 7?? 16 years is a joke for those crimes but to let them out even earlier is just a slap in the face to every child who was ever abused. The justice system is a disgusting failure, child abusers should get life without parole or the death penalty. If the penalty was severe enough then some of these monsters might think twice before harming children, and if they don't then we can rid the world of them.

12. Glad he used the schools real name.

13. Glen so sorry that happened to you. Wish you had spoken up sooner so the predator could face charges and go to prison.

14. So sick!! Love and prayers to those affected

15. I grew up in this area. I remember seeing this building and thinking those kids were affluent and privileged. Little did I know the truth.

16. Just one year after Lynch was release from prison, he went to work as a volunteer for a state-ran substance abuse center where he posed as a dr and continued his sexual abuse (according to the case filed he would threaten his vulnerable victims with prison time, etc, if they told and didn't comply), and he continued vile acts there for several years until he was 71 years old when he was eventually found out. He was subsequently charged, though basically just got his hands slapped.  And then after his last move he was charged for violating Megan's Law at age 77. He's still alive and living in Morristown New Jersey, and at age 87, he's free to create more victims by his continued heinous act, for which the justice system will no doubt sweep away as they have all his previous crimes.  Once a sexual predator, always a sexual predator, and age has no relevance.

17. I lived in Paramus all my life never heard of this case

18. Great interview.

19. Please look into the case about Elizabeth Jasso, woman who faked a twin pregnancy by her late husband.

20. Only 16 years? ARE YOU $@(#*(@# KIDDING ME?

21. I know this sort of thing happens everywhere… but hearing about it so close to home always hurts.

22. @11:45 — The headmaster molester looks like Jeffrey Jones…

23. I’m so proud of Glenn for telling his story. God bless him in his healing journey.

24. Glenn, you are an amazing man and a true survivor. I was transfixed listening and watching you tell your story.
    Ana, what a wonderful job you did with Glenn’s interview. You were so kind, compassionate and quietly listening and letting him tell the story. You obviously did your homework too because you knew what he didn’t like being asked. You are truly beautiful inside and out ❤️

25. You are both my heroes. Think of all of the strength & courage you are giving others!

26. thank you, thank you, very much, indeed. a true horror show. unconscionable. heartbreaking. Intense graphics, your art is perfect, compelling, disturbing, revealing. many blessings.

27. I absolutely love this interview.. very different from your normal stuff! Instead of law/media, it came first hand straight from the victim mouth/soul. Thank you,very great job.

28. 7 years …. This is disgusting! Those predators should be jailed for life. If they do it once they will do it again and this monster is the proof of it! Shame on the justice system! You don’t protect anyone!!!

29. After deleting my comment..I feel this man has endured so much growing up. Its sad that happened to him and others. My heart goes out to him and the others.. Thanks Ana for exposing the headmaster for what he really was…a creep..want to say more but it wouldn't be nice.

30. 7 years!!!! Yet their is people who were sentenced to life because they were caught with a kilo of marijuana.

31. Another excellent podcast. Blessings to Glen and all affected by that horrible person.

32. Ana, what do you think of his sentence? And then of the time he actually served??!!
    I fully believe, this “justice system” is why some victims, if given the chance, end their abusers. And I can’t say that I blame them.

33. That guy had to be protected in prison. No way he makes it through the system and doesn't get killed

34. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm writing a memoir about my experiences, and you really made me want to get my story out there even more for the sake of others. I hope this experience was cathartic for you.

35. Wow thank you for this segment. My dad was victimized terribly as a kid sexually and physically and I only know the surface of what he went through cause he doesn’t like to talk about it but your story helps me to understand even more of what he and you and so many other children have been through and some of the emotions that go along with that. I’ve always been so thankful to my dad that he had decided when I was born that he would never ever lay a finger on me and put me through what horrors he went through. Love you dad!

36. He only served 7 years!!! For over 100 counts?? That’s not even enough time for one single count!!!

37. Wow, Anna, you hit this one out of the park! Best interview yet. I was really moved by your compassionate approach to the subject and, of course, Glenn's intelligence and incisive analysis of the horrors he experienced. Keep up the the excellent work you do. First thing I listen to every Friday morning!

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