GHB. The Silent Killer.

Children, teenagers and young adults die from street drug and alcohol related cases every day. Meanwhile, in the shadows lurks an even more sinister drug that goes mostly unreported:  GHB (gamma hydroxy butyrate), commonly known as the "date rape" drug.

Following the death of her son to GHB, a highly addictive bodybuilding/sports drug, Suki DeJong turned her attention to writing, directing and producing the film All Apologies in an effort to bring awareness to this relatively unknown club-drug.  Her efforts won her awards for Best Doc Screenplay and Best Writer at the prestigious Zaki Gordon Shorts Film Festival in Sedona, AZ, 2007 and The Delray Beach Film Festival in Florida 2008 awarded All Apologies an award for Best Documentary, Public Service.

This is not a drug to fool with. The film tells how her son, Julius, became addicted to GHB through the bodybuilding community while attending Florida State University, how it carried over into the club scene and how Julius eventually lost his life as a result of addiction to this insidious substance.  DeJong has dedicated herself to helping others by bringing nationwide awareness to GHB and its deadly affects on the user as well as the devastating distress to friends and family.

All Apologies is fast-paced and to the point. It's a must see for those who want to inform and prevent their loved ones from falling prey to this silent killer of our youth that has enjoyed nearly invisible popularity.