YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/user/eyeinvestigateyou?feature=mhw5

Teens on KFTY TV Channel 50

Left to right: up:  Monique Lessan, Laura Taylor
Down: Sky, Hanna and Celina from Healdsburg High School

LOOK BENEATH THE SURFACE

HUMAN TRAFFICKING IS MODERN DAY SLAVERY 

A victim of Human Trafficking may look like many people  you see every day. Any child engaged in commercial sex is the victim of human trafficking. Children made to work against their will (such as in farm labor, domestic servitude or sweatshop factories) are victims of human trafficking.

If you think a child may be a victim of human trafficking, email us at: investigatrix@gmail.com  or  

Call Monique lessan at 858-568-4972 or Laura Taylor at 707-322-2766.

Ask the right question and look for clues.You are vital because you may be the only outsider with the opportunity to speak with a victim. 

LINKS:

http://investigatrixx.blogspot.com

http://www.californiaagainstslavery.org/volunteer/sign-petition/

http://www.misssey.org/

There are safe housing, health, immigration, food, income, employment, legal and interpretation services available to victims, but first they must be found. Call 1.888-3737-888

Monique Lessan and Laura Taylor speak up on Sex Trafficking

Over 200,000 children are at high risk for sex traffciking and commercial sexually exploition  in the United States every year.  WHAT IS HUMAN TRAFFICKING? Human trafficking is the modern day practice of slavery. Also known as trafficking in persons, human trafficking comprises the fastest growing criminal industry in the world, based on the recruitment, harboring, and transportation of people solely for the purpose of exploitation. Every year traffickers generate billions of dollars in profits at the expense of victimizing millions of people around the world.

Laura Taylor shares the story of her abducted daughter

My daughter, I will refer to her as Kay, was a victim of Human Trafficking. She was “recruited” off the Santa Rosa JC Campus right here in Santa Rosa. I had “heard of” Human Trafficking “out there” in the world, and thought of it as something that happened in “other places”. I never realized it is happening locally