Suicide by SEXTORTION
A Father’s Story
Discover how easily teens get groomed online and trapped.
Jordan DeMay was a typical and outgoing 17-year-old. This event will feature a father’s heartbreaking story that impacted an entire family and community.

Keynote speaker John DeMay, former law-enforcement officer and father of Jordan, will describe how his son spent the last few hours of his life going down a dark road in fear, feeling humiliated and alone, and afraid to ask for help.

Along with John DeMay, a panel discussion will include Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) specialists from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office.

This free event is targeted at teens, parents, and law enforcement/first responders and will offer shareable knowledge to the entire community. Reservations are not required—first come, first serve seating. Groups of eight or more can reserve seats together by calling/texting 262-224-0528 or email wcatadvocates@gmail.com. Please confirm by September 8, 2024.

We are so confident this event could save a life that we will literally pay you to attend. All attendees will receive a $10.00 bill. At the end of the evening, a winning serial number will be revealed for a $500 cash prize!

This is a FREE non-ticketed event presented by Washington County Anti-Trafficking Advocates. You do not need to click "buy tickets." No tickets will be issued. Seating will be on a first come, first serve basis, with lobby doors opening at 5:30 pm and theater doors opening at 6:00 pm. NO ONE UNDER 10 YEARS OLD ALLOWED. SUGGESTED AGE IS AT LEAST 12 YEARS OLD WITH PARENTAL DISCRETION.