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Family shares 5 photos showing how daughter escaped sex trafficking
(www.cbsnews.com)
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This article felt weirdly exploitative to me. Like, leave the young woman alone to heal in peace.
Totally agreed. "Let's describe her physical appearance multiple times in detail while only mildly blurring her photos" Seems like they are reaching for content.
And whether or not she's wearing makeup in every picture. Very strange article.
It's kind of amazing they managed to grab a 15 year old out of a crowded stadium. The fact that they're doing that is newsworthy. More details on the grabbing part would have been helpful (but also likely embarrassing).
Educate your kids on what to do in situations like this.
Agreed. Most people think this sort of trafficking isn’t possible in the US, so they are woefully unprepared to recognize a potential kidnapping before it’s too late.
Exactly. It’s salaciousness dressed up as a caring story. And why the fuck would they release the name and breed of the puppy!? Let the young woman have some fucking privacy.