SherryLock
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Yikes, just did some searching around about human trafficking and wonder if it really could be involved here. I always think of it connected with teen runaways or in third world countries, certainly not families in nice suburbs selling off their own children.
But apparently human trafficking is the second most lucrative crime, after drug trafficking (that's total human trafficking, whether for sex or forced labor).
Charlotte (which the Cojocaris lived in a suburb of) is the number one human trafficking spot in North Carolina, and North Carolina is in the top ten states in the US for it, partly because of its large areas that aren't well populated, like the mountains and forests. And I read that the average age for girls/women to be sex trafficked is twelve years old, unbelievably.
It makes me think again about the allegations CP and DC both (if I recall correctly) made against each other about selling Madalina. And then DC did make calls to a relative about having Madalina smuggled away, on a phone that was being tapped by LE because the person she called was involved in trafficking, drugs or people (though I hear the two often go together).
Oh, one of the signs of it was locks in interior places in the home that wouldn't normally have locks, which made me remember that strange wall or whatever it was, that was the subject of much speculation early on.
Things that were listed that make people susceptible to being trafficked might also go for their children, I guess. There have been a couple of things about DC and drugs, and of course drug addiction is one risk factor. Apparently the drug dog reacted to her car, and then there was the incident where she was found with drugs in jail.
Also being a foreigner, not speaking the language well, not having a support system or money of ones own. Then one wonders about DC herself, coming over here from a poor country and marrying some guy twenty years her senior, who she feared, if we are to believe her statements.
So, while CP and DC's finger pointing about which one of them sold Madalina sounded absolutely ludicrous, it is actually possible that it's true, I think. MOO
But apparently human trafficking is the second most lucrative crime, after drug trafficking (that's total human trafficking, whether for sex or forced labor).
Charlotte (which the Cojocaris lived in a suburb of) is the number one human trafficking spot in North Carolina, and North Carolina is in the top ten states in the US for it, partly because of its large areas that aren't well populated, like the mountains and forests. And I read that the average age for girls/women to be sex trafficked is twelve years old, unbelievably.
It makes me think again about the allegations CP and DC both (if I recall correctly) made against each other about selling Madalina. And then DC did make calls to a relative about having Madalina smuggled away, on a phone that was being tapped by LE because the person she called was involved in trafficking, drugs or people (though I hear the two often go together).
Oh, one of the signs of it was locks in interior places in the home that wouldn't normally have locks, which made me remember that strange wall or whatever it was, that was the subject of much speculation early on.
Things that were listed that make people susceptible to being trafficked might also go for their children, I guess. There have been a couple of things about DC and drugs, and of course drug addiction is one risk factor. Apparently the drug dog reacted to her car, and then there was the incident where she was found with drugs in jail.
Also being a foreigner, not speaking the language well, not having a support system or money of ones own. Then one wonders about DC herself, coming over here from a poor country and marrying some guy twenty years her senior, who she feared, if we are to believe her statements.
So, while CP and DC's finger pointing about which one of them sold Madalina sounded absolutely ludicrous, it is actually possible that it's true, I think. MOO
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