---
title: 'The Saddest Story in Financial Audit History'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=sytGuYxgJqI'
video_id: 'sytGuYxgJqI'
date: 2026-09-26
duration_sec: 138
channel: 'Caleb Hammer'
---

# The Saddest Story in Financial Audit History

> Source: [The Saddest Story in Financial Audit History](https://youtube.com/watch?v=sytGuYxgJqI)

## Summary

The transcript captures a deeply personal and emotional segment from a talk show or podcast, where a guest reveals a traumatic history involving her father, including sexual assault, a subsequent military prison sentence, and the painful aftermath that affected her relationship with her daughter. The host expresses shock and empathy, while the guest recounts the events with raw honesty.

### Key Points

- **Shocking Revelation** [00:00] — The host discovers the guest has an 18-year-old child, leading to a dramatic and emotional reaction.
- **Legal and Financial Struggles** [00:13] — The guest mentions a $90,000 debt and a court case, explaining that she was told she wouldn't owe child support if the child was covered by insurance.
- **The Incident** [00:26] — The guest describes being assaulted by her father at Fort Polk, where he was stationed, and feeling frozen and unable to scream or move.
- **Legal Outcome** [01:16] — The father was sentenced to four years in military prison but served only two due to good behavior, and took a plea for consensual sex with others.
- **Impact on Mother-Daughter Relationship** [01:42] — The guest explains how her father's custody of her daughter led to supervised visitation, which she avoided due to his inappropriate comments and behavior.
- **Host's Empathy** [02:07] — The host expresses deep sympathy and apologizes on behalf of men, acknowledging the pain the guest has endured.

### Conclusion

The transcript is a powerful and heartbreaking account of trauma, betrayal, and the long-lasting effects on family relationships. It highlights the importance of empathy and support for survivors of abuse.

## Transcript

You have another child you're not telling me about! So I have an 18 year old. I was... by my father. Oh my... I can't do this episode. He went to jail for it even. What the fuck are we doing here?
So he owed me $90,000. We went to court. Whoa! Okay. And I was told that as long as she was covered by insurance, I would not owe child support. How old were you? I was 20. It happened on base. Oh, he was in the military?
It happened in the barracks. She... For fuck's sake. Do you want to tell us what happened? I mean, you can or you cannot. Yeah, I might cry. I'll warn you. That's okay.
It's fine. I would too. So I had been trying to build a relationship with my dad. Growing up, my grandparents wouldn't allow me to be around him. After my mom passed, I discovered so many family secrets around my life that I didn't know.
So I was trying to build a relationship with my dad because I didn't know there was, you know, I was told that my mom was like, oh, it'll be good for you. and you deserve that opportunity. So I was an adult building this relationship with them.
And so I went to Fort Polk my dad was stationed there I was like hey can I stay with you So that way I can see a friend of mine And he like well you didn scream you didn fight me And I like what am I supposed to do Like you the person I supposed to trust I was frozen couldn move couldn scream I literally felt like I was being suffocated
But he went to jail. He was supposed to get four years in military prison. He only served two. They gave him good behavior. So he's suggesting you wanted it? He actually took a plea for consensual sex with others, is what the federal charge was.
and that basically ended things with me having a relationship with my dad. And when he got custody of my daughter, they set up a really horrible supervised visitation.
When I would try to go see her, he would either make arrangements with me and then bail on me when I would go to show up after driving an hour to them. Or if I did actually get to see her,
he would constantly walk up to me and make very inappropriate comments to me. What the f*** did he do? So that's why I didn't see my daughter because I couldn't handle being around him. We have been through so much. I am so sorry.
I am so sorry. What the f*** is wrong with the men in your life? On behalf of 50% of the population, I apologize. Not all men are this evil. I promise you.
