Call Us Daddy

What is worse than a child predator? Twins who will stop at nothing and the clock is ticking. A single CyberTip. A digital trail. Two brothers hiding a secret. When Detective Trevor Kane is assigned an Internet Crimes Against Children case, he expects another difficult investigation. What he doesn't expect is where the evidence will lead. Following usernames, IP addresses, online accounts, search warrants, electronic records, and forensic evidence, Kane begins piecing together a disturbing puzzle. Every new discovery reveals another layer of deception, forcing investigators to confront a horrifying reality: the people responsible may be much closer to their victims than anyone imagined. But finding the evidence is only the beginning. Kane must identify victims, uncover the truth, navigate the complexities of a multi-jurisdictional investigation, and build a case capable of putting the perpetrators behind bars. As the investigation unfolds, he sees firsthand how predators manipulate trust, exploit technology, and hide behind seemingly ordinary lives. Call Us Daddy takes readers inside the investigation from the perspective of the detective who worked the case. It reveals the painstaking process of following a digital trail, uncovering hidden evidence, interviewing victims, and building a criminal case against those who prey on children. This isn't television crime drama. There are no scripted clues, convenient breakthroughs, or fictional endings. This is a true story. And behind every file, every piece of evidence, and every investigative decision are real children whose lives were forever changed. Call Us Daddy is a disturbing journey into the world of online child exploitation and the investigators who work behind the scenes to expose it. Some cases stay with you long after the investigation ends. This is one of them. Some cases are solved. Some cases change you. This case does both. Although Call Us Daddy addresses disturbing crimes against children, the narrative does not include gratuitously graphic descriptions of sexual acts or explicit sexual content. The difficult subject matter is presented with restraint and purpose, focusing on the investigation, the evidence, the victims, and the realities of child exploitation rather than sensationalizing the crimes. The book also contains no profanity. FREE COMPANION WORKBOOKS FOR PARENTS AND TEENS The story doesn't have to end with the final chapter. Free companion workbooks for parents and teenagers are available at ScottyMillerBooks.com. These resources provide practical information, discussion topics, and online safety guidance designed to help families better understand the dangers children can face online, recognize warning signs, and start important conversations about protecting themselves and their children. Visit ScottyMillerBooks.com to access the free companion workbooks. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Scotty Miller is a U.S. Army veteran, where he served for eight years and saw combat in the Middle East. Following his military service, Scotty became a police detective, serving for 22 years before retiring in 2021. Scotty investigated child sex crimes and on an FBI Child Exploitation Task Force, focusing on cases involving child exploitation and child pornography.