apo assumed that he was being framed by viorel and that viorel had called the police. >> narrator: viorel now feels that informing the police was a grave mistake. >> ( translated ): what can you think of the turkish police? there were 60 officers involved in a guarded airport with only one entrance and one exit. there's a checkpoint and tons of police, and they let apo slip away. i'll do anything to get her out of there. whatever it takes, i don't care. i'd sell my f*+*ing organs. >> narrator: katia's journey into the hands of one of turkey's most violent sex traffickers began in moldova, a nation wedged between romania and ukraine. moldova is perhaps the poorest country in europe. 80% of the population lives below the poverty line. tiraspol, its second largest city, is a haven for traffickers in arms, drugs and people. it is also katia's hometown. >> ( translated ): i pushed her to go to turkey so we could make some money. some people do manage to make money. it's probably my fault because i encouraged her to go. >> narrator: when katia left here a month earlier, her five- year-old son,