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Originally Posted by villagerjack
Yes, he could have explained what the charges were against the women who operated the SPA and the women who allegedly sold their bodies for cash were.
And why they needed 20” men to make the case.
Instead as is noted in this article, it is all speculation and allegations.
Read this:
“Restriction of movement is a classic page from traffickers' playbook. If the women working in the massage parlor were not allowed to leave the premises — and if when they left they were accompanied and/or monitored — then this might be a trafficking case," she said. "If we learn that their passports were taken, then we are looking at trafficking."
Brennan also made clear that the sex work itself is not a calling card of human trafficking, but rather it's the lack of autonomy.”
IF IF IF IF IF IF
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You should contact the various law enforcement agencies in Florida and tell them how they botched this months old investigation and how your ideas are better.