Spencer Connelly was five-years-old in December 2012 when he and his older brother Fletcher were set on fire by their father.


His dad loaded open gas bottles into a car boot and lit a cigarette and left his boys alone..
Now 13 years on, and Spencer openly shares his experience with family violence and living with life-altering scars.

Olivia Hicks speaks with Spencer about his terrifying experience, his acting dreams and how he remains so positive.


And just a warning, this episode talks about family violence. If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence or abuse, help is available through the Family Violence Counselling and Support Service on 1800 608 122.

Spencer Connelly was five-years-old in December 2012 when he and his older brother Fletcher were set on fire by their father.
 His dad loaded open gas bottles into a car boot and lit a cigarette and left his boys alone.. Now 13 years on, and Spencer openly shares his experience with family violence and living with life-altering scars.
Olivia Hicks speaks with Spencer about his terrifying experience, his acting dreams and how he remains so positive.
 And just a warning, this episode talks about family violence. If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence or abuse, help is available through the Family Violence Counselling and Support Service on 1800 608 122.

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