RECOVERING FROM LIFE CHANGING BRAIN INJURIES
Jonathan Alex Brayshaw campaigns with vision and passion.
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Creative Projects
Explore Jonathan’s innovative projects that blend digital media and storytelling, showcasing his unique approach to true crime and kink culture. Each project reflects his passion and creativity, inviting you to engage with his work.
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Recovery Podcast Insights
Dive into the world of the Recovery: A Podcast Project, where Jonathan shares captivating stories and insights from his life journey and its multifaceted components. Join the conversation and discover more.
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Kink Collective
Meet MasterofSin and his diverse collective of kink personalities, including Demons, Dominants, switches, submissives, slaves, pets and objects. This vibrant community celebrates creativity and connection within a umique kink culture.
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Jonathan Alex Brayshaw is a visionary leader whose creativity and passion shine through in every project.
His work at Digital Dream Factory Limited has transformed the digital landscape, making him a prominent figure in the podcasting world.
The Recovery Podcast Project is a testament to his storytelling prowess, captivating audiences with its engaging narratives.
As MasterofSin, he embodies a diverse collective of kink personalities, fostering a community that celebrates individuality and expression. Jonathan’s dedication to his craft and his ability to connect with people make him an inspiring figure in both the digital and kink communities.
His visual design approach not only showcases his work but also reflects his unique interests and artistic vision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jonathan Alex Brayshaw?
A former award-winning technology Marketing and PR professional, Jon has now transformed his life and career to be more than just building brands or making money for the world’s most impactful companies. He is now dedicating his life to his passions. He has rejoined the UK Labour party to influence policy making in the areas of LGBTQIA and to help support victims of sexual violence and non-consensual coerciver control and sexual abuse.
How was Jonathan abused?
A sexual predator targeted Jonathan and over the course of nearly three years, this abuser repeatedly poisioned Jon so that he could control every aspect of Jon’s life, including excluding him from pre-existing relationships and isolating him from a global support network of over 10,500 worldwide kinksters.
Using Ketamine in conjunction with other substances, the abuser would keep Jon in a permanent state of submissive confusion so that the abuser never had to contribute to the running of the household. This kind of Ketamine-enabled sexual violence is becoming increasingly common in modern LGBTQIA relationships.
What are the authorities doing?
Very little to date. British authorities have very little experience with handling such sensitive and difficult life stories. But that does not excuse all the gaslighting and disbelief Jonathan experienced from health professionals at some of the NHS’s leading medical institutions. University College London Hospital NHS Foundation Trust permitted a sexual abuser access to their wards during the global Covid-19 pandemic, which enabled the abuser to continue to poison Jonathan, even in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU). When Jonathan returned home to Ashby Folville, near Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, the abuser continued to administer poison up to four times each week under the noses of all the NHS organisations that were supposed to be safeguarding him.
Why has Jonathan decided to sue?
Jon feels the NHS failed to safeguard him and must be made accountable for their failures to diagnose and safeguard.
How can I support Jonathan?
You can email Jon at [email protected] with any offers of support or assistance.