Thank you for your interest in Heath Stocks and for taking the time to learn more about him. On this web site you will find information about how you can help Heath along with information about child abuse and it's long term affects on the lives it touches. Your support is greatly appreciated and needed.

Heath Stocks is a victim of child abuse seeking to share his tragic story to prevent the abuse of other young children. No story of child abuse is simple. Statistics show that 1 in 6 children are sexually abused by a family member or trusted family friend. Heath's abuse finally ended when his father, mother and sister were murdered in an effort to protect the man abusing him. Heath's story is sad and will break your heart, especially if you have known someone abused as a child. Heath is speaking out through the media, the internet and any other way he can to make us all aware of the prevalence of child abuse in our society. If only one child is spared the pain that Heath has experienced, his efforts will not be in vain.

Heath is presently in an Arkansas prison, sentenced to life without parole for the murders of his family. Heath's abuser, a trusted Boy Scout Leader and "pillar of the community", Charles "Jack" Walls III, had an enormous amount of power and control in the small Arkansas community of Lonoke. The power this abuser had over his victims kept even the mention of Heath's abuse from coming up at his sentencing. It wasn't until a year after Heath was sent to prison that the story of Jack's abuse was made public.

Charles "Jack" Walls, III was convicted on 6 counts of RAPE and is now serving one life and a 40 year sentence in the Arkansas Department of Corrections, with possibility of parole. Hopefully, this man will never be granted parole and never be able to touch another young boy.

Every little boy deserves a chance to live his life. Heath's life as a child and an adult was stolen by a sexual predator that was suppose to be a trusted family friend. Don't let that mistake happen to your child or any child you know.

• The leading cause of death in children ages four and younger is child abuse or neglect.
• Most child fatalities from physical abuse are by fathers or other male caretakers.
• Mothers are considered to be responsible for most child fatalities caused by neglect.
• Most children are abused by people they know.
• Many people are afraid of reporting child abuse.
• Most sexual abuse is probably never reported to authorities.
• Possibly one in three cases of child sexual abuse is not remembered by the adults who experienced the abuse. The younger the child was at the time of the abuse, and the closer the relationship to the abuser, the less likely the adult will remember.
• Other children are often the perpetrators of child abuse.
• Shaken Baby Syndrome is the leading cause of death from child abuse in the United States.
• To report abuse, call the National Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453). If the abuse is a life-threatening emergency, call 911.