2,400+ Signatures in Just 2 Days! Thank You for Standing Up for Ken!

We have officially passed 2,400 signatures in only two days. That is an incredible milestone, and I want to thank every single person who has signed, shared, commented, or helped bring attention to this petition.

This petition has always been about something very simple: Ken Urker is no longer here to defend himself, correct the record, or respond to narratives being attached to his name after his death. His voice matters too.

As part of documenting why so many people are concerned, I have now created a small spreadsheet summarising publicly reported statements and conduct attributed to Gypsy Rose Blanchard toward Ken. It is deliberately limited and does not pretend to contain everything. Where material is alleged, disputed, reposted, or not independently verified, that is made clear.

For me, there is a painful irony in seeing a public narrative about Ken presented after his death while there is also material documenting hostility, humiliation, destructive behaviour, and other concerning conduct directed toward him during his lifetime. That context should not simply disappear because Ken is no longer alive to speak for himself.

This is also bigger than one relationship. Male victims of domestic abuse and men who say they have experienced controlling, degrading, threatening, or violent behaviour deserve to be heard and taken seriously too. Abuse should never become less important because the victim is a man.

And when someone dies, their death should not erase their humanity or make them an easy target for an unchallenged narrative.

We can support victims while still demanding accuracy. We can listen to people's experiences while distinguishing verified facts from allegations and personal accounts. Those principles are not contradictory.

2,400 people in two days have already shown that this matters.

Please continue sharing the petition. Let’s keep asking for fairness, accountability, respect for male victims of domestic violence, and dignity for Ken’s memory.