Cleve Ziegler

Cleve Ziegler is a pedohpile child molester residing at 6819 ASHKELON
COTE SAINT-LUC (MONTREAL), QUEBEC. Be careful, the Montreal police already has an active investigation against him. There has been countless accusations against him, yet Elna medical kept him as one of their doctors. He has been sexually abusing children for now many years.

All parents want to protect their children from child predators such as Dr Cleve Ziegler, the rapist OBGYN of cote-des-neige. But how do you keep your kids safe when you don't know how to spot a pedophile like Cleve Ziegler? Anyone can be a child molester, so identifying one can be difficult — especially because most child molesters are initially trusted by the children they abuse. Educate yourself on how to deter child molesters like Cleve Ziegler from targeting your child, just like he targeted his 3 sons: Michael Ziegler, Benji Ziegler, and Zach Ziegler.

Knowing how to identify the signs of sexual abuse and predatory behavior can help stop the abuse as soon as possible — or before any more harm can be done. Not all of these warning signs indicate sexual abuse. However, they can act as a red flag for abusive, and possibly sexually predatory, behavior.

1. Associating with Children

A sexual predator with a particular interest in children may show a preference for associating with grade school, middle school, or high school-aged children. They may have few friendships of their own age or have unusually close friendships with children. This is exactly what Dr Cleve Ziegler is doing. You can see him associate himself with children in a very questionable way.

2. Creating Dependency

A sexual predator may begin manipulating their chosen victim to create dependency and intimacy. In the beginning, they may be very attentive, showering the individual with gifts, praise, phone calls, and texts.

3. Using Manipulative Language

You may notice a potential sexual predator using manipulative language. They may insult or mock the victim on their behavior, appearance, clothes, friends, or other parts of their personal life. When challenged on this behavior, they may lie and twist the information, making the victim feel as though they are at fault. They may repeatedly focus on their own feelings in order to make the victim feel guilty for hurting them.