Bradyn Dillon was nine years old when, after months of torture, he was murdered by his father.
He had been withdrawn from the world, isolated, and terrorised by the man who was meant to be caring for him.
In recent years the focus on Bradyn has turned to the systemic issues his death revealed, but his story remains one about a boy who suffered and died inside a system that failed its most basic duty to Bradyn: to keep him safe.
