About DOK Lee's Kids Protection Program: Page 3

Lee Crull grew up on the "mean streets" of Detroit. There were few opportunities for kids. Many turned to crime. Lee was lucky. He was physically strong and athletic. He started boxing to fight his way out.

He won over 60 professional boxing matches while he was still a teenager. When he was only 20, he was recruited to join what would become one of the most elite, highly-trained commando fighting forces in history. He was the youngest professional soldier ever to be accepted into this group.

This force was sent around the globe to solve "impossible" problems. Failure was not option. Their training was torturous. Only 10 out of 200 eventually made the grade.

Lee was trained as a weapons and explosives expert. He learned survival skills that only a handful of men have ever been taught. He mastered seven different forms of martial arts. Yet, the most powerful knowledge he gained was of the ancient Egyptian self-defense art of Kuta.

Kuta is a scientific blend of body movement and mental process that was originated by the bodyguards of the Pharaohs. Lee earned the level of "Master", and was awarded the designation DOK, meaning "Defender of Kings". DOK Lee is the only man alive today who can legitimately use that title.

Later, DOK Lee became a self-defense instructor and had a long career as a professional bodyguard. He provided personal security for some of the wealthiest and most powerful people in the world.

Lee retired over 20 years ago from the adventurous but----dangerous life-style he led. He and his wife now live in a big house near a small town near the Canadian border. His son's family lives nearby. His granddaughters, Amanda and Lindsey, are his pride and joy.

Not much frightens a man like DOK Lee. A recent experience with his granddaughters, though, shocked him. Here's what happened in DOK Lee's words:

"Amanda and Lindsey ran into the house one day as excited as I have ever seen them. They told me and my wife, Sandy, that they were going to Disney World. I had just read in the paper that the Orlando area had one of the highest crime rates in the country. I suddenly panicked!"

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