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My money is on OD.
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I’m thinking this may be part of that gang/human trafficking/Child rapists they just found up today. I started a thread..
That's a pretty safe bet. Drugs are generally tied tightly with sex trafficking. What I don't understand is why traffickers don't keep a supply of Narcan on hand and barring that or if it fails to save the girl why they hide the body rather than just putting it on a park bench or sitting in an alley with the paraphernalia or even the river. Websleuths really drives it home how many people fall in the river.My money is on OD.
There's no way in the world the United States is first in sex trafficking. We may be first in human trafficking arrests because we have a combination of great personal freedoms with great law enforcement - and lots of widely varied cultural communities. There are plenty of nations on this big earth where what you would call sex trafficking they would call normal. Don't let your interest in crime make you scared to live in the United States. In 95% of this country, 99.99% of the time you are quite safe but you absolutely have the freedom to seek out danger if you choose to. Websleuths does a great objective job of showing us time and time again exactly what these dangers are and it's stone cold easy peasy to avoid them if avoiding danger is your thing.I think you could be right Linda.
I've read several articles lately stating we are number one in the world now when it comes to human trafficking.
Fgs, why cant we be number one in something positive like education?
I'm sorry for mistakenly thinking the teen victim was a male instead of a female.
Both genders are victims in vast numbers of human trafficking. Its heartbreaking how she was thrown away like trash.
Jmho
That's a pretty safe bet. Drugs are generally tied tightly with sex trafficking. What I don't understand is why traffickers don't keep a supply of Narcan on hand and barring that or if it fails to save the girl why they hide the body rather than just putting it on a park bench or sitting in an alley with the paraphernalia or even the river. Websleuths really drives it home how many people fall in the river.
There's no way in the world the United States is first in sex trafficking. We may be first in human trafficking arrests because we have a combination of great personal freedoms with great law enforcement - and lots of widely varied cultural communities. There are plenty of nations on this big earth where what you would call sex trafficking they would call normal. Don't let your interest in crime make you scared to live in the United States. In 95% of this country, 99.99% of the time you are quite safe but you absolutely have the freedom to seek out danger if you choose to. Websleuths does a great objective job of showing us time and time again exactly what these dangers are and it's stone cold easy peasy to avoid them if avoiding danger is your thing.
do we know if it was trafficking? Some users jump 0-100 on guesses like that
No, people don't usually traffic badly decomposed corpses but we know she was discovered as part of a human trafficking investigationdo we know if it was trafficking? Some users jump 0-100 on guesses like that
No, people don't usually traffic badly decomposed corpses but we know she was discovered as part of a human trafficking investigation
Body of missing teen found in bin in South Philadelphia amid human trafficking investigation: Sources
A South Philadelphia woman arrested in connection with the death of a young mother has been sentenced to 10 to 20 years in state prison after pleading guilty in Common Pleas Court.South Philly woman is sentenced to prison in teen’s drug death
A South Philly woman has been sentenced to 10-to-20 years in prison in the drug death of a teen who went missing before her body was found in a basement in January 2020.www.inquirer.com