At 2:45 am on the humid summer morning of July 18, 2010, my cousin, Jeff Dryden, became a statistic. Actually, we, as a family also became statistics; we became a part of another group of families and friends that are related to someone killed by an act of domestic homicide. As for Jeff, he became a victim of the ever growing, yet, socially ignored disease that plagues the world of the male societal philosophy.
Stabbed in the neck, murdered in cold blood by his alleged 21-year-old girlfriend, Chiquita Rena Fizer as he attempted to flee from her after a dispute over her cell phone, Jeff became, and subsequently was a victim of Male Domestic Abuse.