. >> reporter: ruth roberts says her daughter had a nearly picture perfect life. >> i was a single mom. i was working really late at night and i was making a six-figure salary, and, i mean, my daughter was getting as and bs. she didn't need anything. she didn't want anything. we had money. we had a good house, good life. >> reporter: but there was one thing her daughter did want. >> she was 15, just starting high school, her dad and i were divorced, and her dad got a girlfriend couple years older than my daughter, so -- my daughter became really jealous and wanted to be with him all the time. >> reporter: you told him, what, you said, if you're not around -- >> she's going to go find a father figure. >> reporter: she did. he turned out to be a pimp. >> reporter: she was walking the streets. he would put her in shoes that were too small. she had blisters this thick when i saw her a month later. he wouldn't let her come in unless she had money. he would leave her out freezing in the cold. he would make her have sex with all of his friends. >> reporter: and how old was she? >> 16. >> repo

. >> reporter: ruth roberts says her daughter had a nearly picture perfect life. >> i was making six-figurelary. my daughter was getting as and bs, playing basketball. she didn't need anything. >> reporter: but there was one thing she did want. >> she was 15, starting high school. her dad and i were divorced, and her dad got a girlfriend a couple of years older than my daughter, so -- my daughter became really jealous and wanted to be with him all the time. >> reporter: you told him, what -- if you're not around? >> she's going to go find a father figure. >> reporter: she did. that man turned out to be a pimp. >> she had blisters this thick when i saw her a month later. he would leave her out freezing in the cold. >> reporter: how old was she? >> 16. >> reporter: 16 years old. and ruth spend her life savings getting her daughter out of prostitution and portland. but she still worries a about her safety there are few shelters that can keep the girls safe, and they are expensive. upwards of $500 a night. katie, the young girl in our story, she's now in one of those safe houses and we're told

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