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A Nobody Who Found His Voice
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Many people across Canada are aware of the story of former NHLers Theoen Fleury and Sheldon Kennedy who suffered sexual abuse at the hands of Graham James. James ended up serving 7 years in prison for that crime, but many other young men and boys came forward to talk about their experiences.
Even though the abuse happened in the 1980's, three decades and more on, his victims still struggle to come to terms with that time in their lives.
Greg Gilhooly was one of the hockey players coached by Graham James, and also abused him. While Gilhooly went on to have a career as a lawyer, he still is haunted by the events of his youth.
Now he's written about his experience in a vivid and raw memoir called "I Am Nobody - Confronting the Sexually Abusive Coach Who Stole My Life." Greg Gilhooly discussed the book with Daybreak's Russell Bowers.
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