Elusive Innocence

Elusive Innocence is a survival guide for the falsely accused and is available for download via the Abuse Excuse website. The book has been written by Dan Tong, who is a consultant, public speaker and an expert witness who has been of assistance to dozens of individuals who have been falsely accused of child abuse, and Elusive Innocence explores the criminal side of the charges as well as the investigations that will need to be carried out into the abuse allegations. In the book, Dan Tong shows that more than 71 percent of all child abuse claims are without substance and in fact, many are solely created for the purpose of winning ugly divorce battles, where both children and ex-spouses are forced to suffer because of a parent's anger and anguish. Elusive Innocence demonstrates the far-reaching consequences of these unfounded claims - over and above the long and tiresome court battles, but those who are falsely accused stand to lose their jobs, their reputations and worse, their children. The book has been written to become a road map or survival guide for those who find themselves being falsely accused of abuse and Elusive Innocence is a must read for any parent, lawyer and social worker who deals with divorce and child abuse allegations on a daily basis.

The website will give users an insight into the many child abuse books that have been written by Dan Tong, including Elusive Innocence, Ashes to Ashes, Families to Fust, and Don't Blame Me Daddy. Elusive Innocence brings plentiful practical methods on how to hire a lawyer, deal with psychological testing and find experts that will help dispel the false allegations and more importantly, it will give those who have been falsely accused of unspeakable crimes the support group that understands exactly what is being experienced and how it is to disprove the claims and find a way to regain their standing in their communities. In the bitter divorces, parents tend to use the minor children as a pawn, and in many cases, false claims and allegations are made, the Elusive Innocence book will give readers an overview into similar cases and it will allow readers to gain an understanding on why the scorned spouses makes the unfounded and often farfetched claims. Many of our readers have found that Elusive Innocence has given them the support needed when the days are dark, and when friends are few, and the book will let them understand that they are not alone, and more than 75 percent of all claims about child abuse are unsubstantiated.

There are many mental illness, which when added to divorce, can cause child abuse allegations to arise, and such syndromes are highlighted in the Elusive Innocence book by Dan Tong, such as Borderline Personality Disorder. Our society has a hatred for abuser and especially child abuser, and we are more than happy to shun a suspected abuser rather than listen to the facts. Elusive Innocence will become a practical survival guide and roadmap for those who have been at the receiving end of false allegations and trumped up charges and with the help of Dan Tong and support groups, those accused will be able to fight back and face the charges head on. Find out more about Elusive Innocence via the website at http://www.abuse-excuse.com.