entire day. yeah you definitely do make a hell of a lot more money or you've been just like regular things like push shopping carts and grab. at the store and make like forty bucks an hour. back home i'd be like you'd only make like seventy. people were there just to work and they worked very hard to do a good job but then they have a lot of money to spend on i'll call drugs prostitutes all the problematic things that draw. crime to arias. and so i'm going to pretend that i'm a and interested in a woman. john for sex. sorry this username is taking john. john or is that sixty nine i don't know. you could buy a person as easily as you ordered pizza i'm

a log in under williston north dakota and there's new modeling. you can see it's just absolutely disgusting seeing these these girls are this one right here. chaz one o five she's twenty one years old she's in well this in arcata. her eyes are just empty you know she's been doing this for a long time you can tell. sometimes they literally have guns to their head. they there in this picture she's not doing it willingly she has to in order to meet her quota and get her a date and bring in the money she has to hustle and that's one of the things that i look for when i am looking at the girls pictures i look for identifiable tattoos

do the tattoos indicate that she has someone's property with her neck is very very common the neck across the chests anywhere relieved but those those indicate property of the trafficker wants that girl to never be able to cover that up without thinking it you know are never be able to wear clothing that would disguise the fact that she belongs to him so i was stranded on my back and it's covered over it was under here. and it was a property of tattoo. was going to be gazing. off the record. off the record off the record and. so that was that was my experience all before the age of sixteen and there was

a man. who paid very very close attention to me and it was late. no other guys talked to me you know now that i look back on it and he was definitely giving off of this by i belong to him and again going through the healing process now i know that that was probably the first time i had ever experience feeling like i have a dad. he's like well you know i have these friends they've got a couple kids and. you could stay with them you'll probably have to do some house keeping watch their kids form but hey it's better than jumping couches you know it was normal it was like a normal home you know they had people in and out all the time and they had kids running around and i would help the wife cook and. just hang out and i felt really super comfortable and then. i remember his wife

saying to me he wants you tonight. and. he wants me tonight you know like what you got you guys are my family like you don't do this i remember going please don't do that. he wound up having sex with me that night and. it became a regular pain and that was part of my duty to earn my keep to keep my how to stay welcome in. the clubhouse. to go on ride it was my first time writing on the harley it was just like a dream and in exchange to be living that dream sex was exchanged when i i went to a get together with those seemed group of people and. and i had been having sex with. took me over to the original guy that welcomed me into

the party and he said she was. before you know. so he had sex with me that night and i was getting dressed and before i could even get dressed pete grabbed me by the army took me down the hallway any threw me in another room and. then he told the guy in there he said she's yours now. and the so i became what was known as property. of that group of people. how are you. going to day. how are you. one you've got to be better than ok come on. that's all right you have a good day ok one. by. the

good thing about the boom the boom has brought a lot of good things to the community it's brought a new. event center roughrider center a new high school new hospital a lot of new businesses. it's hard a lot of good people in this town. just over there for. all we call this. no i'm talking about the glass old united states my favorite chair so we call. you literally did do you heard the i have worked and he did that he was going to do that you know thing and. he you know he he had his you was in the middle of your facebook which

is here. so i can see take your ass i can see. and the kids want to write no thank goodness. we're not together anymore i mean how do you get along. ok these are yours right now is yours you know he you know. and you've been here how much of the been drinking how low. you looked at the numbers you got rid of all narcotics in our community. you'd see our crime rate dropped to almost drop at least eighty percent of. most domestic violence calls we go to are either. alcohol or narcotics related. i do have a weapon and it's a nice little dagger knife and it slips right into the. compression of my jeans and

i can just whip it out and you know instead of punching somebody i can stab and i've never had to use it but it makes me feel more confident. right now where i'm going to you one of the larger bars here they have dancing it's right across the street from the infamous to vegas hotel this hotel has been a place known for prostitution in long before the boom you know and then when the food chain it just exploded. i mean so there are. some parents are right there you can see them right there right there to the right at the very end of the wall oh wow he actually likes new

he's a pretty i mean he's been in town for a long time to take the girls give me like i used to need the girls out with the girls gives me his picture. you know what i mean you can look at it like it's a bar people or i have any good time you know money and it is what it is but. for me in my work i literally like these people are not like you to do anything bad but just to know who is who like who are they the traffickers who are the girls working . please. please.

please. please please my girls were inside yeah yeah. yeah absolutely under person and. i have no doubt about it. the girls are probably listening right now like hey you want to take me you know and then i'll get an cab or they'll get in their car and. take. her out. and the cops aren't there staying in existence and i can understand that it is well but it just seems like there's no authority figure there's prostitution happening over there right here in teenagers drug dealing going on over there like all those things are going on right in front of them and they're not taking it out and acting in a measure. the

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like strip clubs installed. on oh and somebody go do that kind of stuff on their days off but or like if they get off early or they just see some companies like they just want to be care like you know like for in the morning to be up at like seven the next day and. i don't know i kind of it's like magnets like where we keep away from that kind of stuff. they start talking to me about a party that was coming up and they wanted me to come to the party and i was like oh maybe i don't know. and one of the guys looked at me and he's like actually you're going to work the party. and i knew what you meant by that and i hadn't done

anything like that in several years and i was like no i'm not. i'm i'm not going to do that and you said either your going to work party or you're going to bring. to work the party. this is one of the things that i. regret. the most. in my life there had been a young girl that lived in my apartment complex and her mom was in jail. and she looked at me and she would always say that she wanted to become a stripper when she got older she was only. sixteen and a half. getting ready to graduate high school i asked her i said hey there's a party and they need dancers and do you want to dance i knew that it would probably be more than dancing but i remember the biggest thing in my head was

i don't want to work out party. i remember. just feeling like oh my god. i'm doing her. exactly what was done to me and i. but. god it was really look you know for her. because all she did was dance. and that's a miracle. there's. really and part of the process that is getting ready for i will show you next month what is that music you know how it was really good i didn't know about this new god we can i i and specific music ok i call it my hunting music i mean.

days are so long and hard and sometimes when it comes time to do it our preachers think we're tired we just got it please. i mean john i already told them i'm not john. and. you know essentially a journey guitar. player like hold down and. out reed is pretty typically is going into active areas where there could possibly be dones and people we want to contact with the message of cole and so it can be all all types of outreach to strip clubs to hotels on the streets and anywhere

really where there would be vulnerable girls and. a lot of times when the girls get home they have to account for everything on their body just in case she made contact with someone one for a minute or whatever so i don't hand out business cards to girl this time i hand out some cleaning that could be playful you know i just something any girl would have i'm so i got these because they're just little and parent like i like your style you're funny. i just read from the mother i don't write raining. because if a pimp. googles my name. he'll see you know. i've had girls kong and say hey can you hamam and rattle off the phone number to me and just tell my mom i'm ok click and i'm like i have no idea who that was but i

called the number and i'm like your daughter just called and wants you to know that she's ok that world whether you're in the bar scene. or whatever it is it's it's just so dark so you know shining a light in the dark so many. to bless wendy and i that we may be a. joy in just loving have something to offer to somebody in need to ask you to protect us and just be with us and the loss of your spirit and i see the scenes in jesus' name amen. kids in the book. this one day. i was in the dressing room and i just started.

praying and. i remember just. cussing and not understanding why. i was a good person and i just wanted three females and i don't understand why them and not meaning in this big huge battle just wanting to be free and. the main aim in life was brandy. and. it always entered used to mean my first shift he would always say. we've got beer we've got wine and now you're going to have brandy. to send their own sleazy strip club you know stuff and it was nothing to me but this day when he said right. i was late. i'm not grant. me i what i wanted.

i was like i'm windy and. something was different in me. and i felt i literally felt the presence of god ever really did. people kind of thing as crazy as they wanted us to but i feel. like when i was in the dressing room cranking day he met me where. he was starting. to do a work in me that was pretty phenomenal. and. i felt like he was there and i couldn't do what i was doing in front of him it was like pee in front of my dad or some. i got off the stage and stood by make not even halfway through the song i just could not get into it i

just couldn't. oh. so many people think that because i'm a survivor that this work must get this this work empowers this work lets me. have control of the things that happened instantly and to turn around and use it for. me. always assume normal girl just like any other girl you would have you know the girl

next door i never dreamed that anything like this would have ever happened i mean but. it happened to your daughters your friends. or your one wasn't. people. that come out here with the right heart in the right mind. the right intentions fit right into the community and get accepted and then you've got some people that typically end up getting taken advantage of that's really sad makes a bad name for all of us out here.

you know they talk about the american dream that's that this is really what it's done for if you will and you know make some sacrifices and work hard you know there's a lot of good things and. you can be very successful but only if you choose.

when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying and those just numerous hasn't been that we want even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished. the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. no.