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At this time, the only form of contact between Brittany and her parents was through Facebook. They begged her to return home and sent her messages with hotline numbers and other information about sex trafficking. Brittany was reluctant to return home but she got on the bus. In Phoenix, the bus stopped to pick up more passengers and one person who boarded attracted Brittany. She said she was drawn to him. He was on parole in Dallas and had to check in but normally stayed in the west coast.

By the time the bus arrived in Dallas, the two were holding hands and Brittany got off with him. Yes, they bought a BMW, but they were living in an out of hotels and she was seeing three or four Johns every night. He manipulated me so much, and I just fell into this deep love for him.

Believing their situation was different than that of Daddy and the two women in Las Vegas and that they were in love, Brittany objected. The next thing Brittany knew she was being ruthlessly beat in the car on the way back to the hotel following an appointment with a John. Brittany had just found out she was six weeks pregnant by her pimp. She tried to protect her stomach as he kept swinging his fists at her. Finally he stopped, and headed upstairs to their room.

He returned with a wet cloth and told her to clean herself up. He took her to the salon and they went out. And Brittany went back to work that night. When she was through, they returned to their hotel and while her pimp momentarily stepped out of the room, she heard a knock at the door.

Her father stood on the other side. Her father never looked or spoke to the pimp. Instead, he insisted that Brittany accompany him downstairs to talk to her mother.

Brittany agreed, and her parents gave her an ultimatum: She told them she needed to grab her belongings, and when she got back to the room, she told her pimp they needed to leave before her parents called the police. They hastily grabbed their things and when they attempted to flee in their car, her parents blocked the car. While her parents had been searching for her, they had also kept busy researching sex trafficking and now had some knowledge about it and the behavior of a pimp and victim.

Brittany ultimately left with her parents, but not without a struggle in the parking lot. Believing their daughter would be safer in jail, they drove her to Marshall, Texas, where Brittany had a warrant for her arrest for an unpaid traffic ticket, and she turned herself in. According to Brittany, at some point her pimp did attempt to bail her out, but with the help of law enforcement, the pimp was unable to do so. After some days and nights in jail, Brittany began to evaluate the previous six months of her life.

Brittany said she felt like he may have wanted to harm her, and she refused to have sex with him. Or what if he the pimp hits me again? Brittany fell into a deep depression. Her parents contacted a Shreveport non-profit organization that works with victims of sex trafficking and connected Brittany with the group.

Brittany was unaware the pimp had recently sold narcotics to an undercover police officer in Bossier City, and the police raided the motel room. Brittany found herself in jail once again, now facing the exact same drugs charges as her pimp. And I go back to him.

Look where he got me? Brittany spent three weeks in jail, but with the help of a public defender who recognized that Brittany had been trafficked, the charges were reduced. Almost a month later, she gave birth to a baby girl. The non-profit group eventually accepted Brittany back into the program and allowed her to return to the recovery home.

Her life looks a lot different than those days spent traveling between cities and living in hotel rooms. With the full support of her family, she has graduated from the recovery program and now ministers to women in jail for prostitution. Today, she is empowered. Today, she is free. The idea came to Jane while she was operating another non-profit that works with people in poverty in Shreveport-Bossier City. Along with her colleagues, she continually heard stories of exploitation from the men and women she encountered.

The group began discussing ways to reach out to people involved in trafficking, but before they had a plan established, one of the homeless women who they often visited and helped went missing during an ice storm in Shreveport.

Jane, who maintained regular contact with the woman, became concerned that something terrible had happened. They checked the jails and called all the hospitals, but there was no sign of the homeless woman. Not sure of what to do, Jane went to the police station and told an officer about the missing woman and the phone call. She was really skinny, hunched over and screaming.

Jane learned the woman was headed to a shelter during the ice storm when a man driving in downtown Shreveport pulled over and offered her a place to stay warm. He only fed her when he wanted to feed her. He would only let her use the bathroom at certain times. It became clear to Jane and her staff when they told the story that no one believed it, and there were no local services for individuals who had been victimized by traffickers.

They realized something had to change, and it would have to begin with them. We learned and attended seminars. The founder and her team began partnering with law enforcement agencies to help rehabilitate victims recovered from trafficking. The nonprofit offers an intense month long program for victims, divided in two groups, one for adults and one for juveniles. At any time, the non-profit is working with close to 20 women and can provide housing for 12 in one of its recovery homes in Shreveport.

The women must attend classes from 9: Monday through Thursday and progress through four phases of the program. Participants are also required to attend counseling, as well as mental health checkups. As long as the victims are actively involved in the program and abide by the rules, the non-profit pays their living expenses.

Their problem is not that they prostitute or else they could stop prostituting and recover. Never is that the problem, actually. Not only does the non-profit help victims of trafficking, but they also work with women employed in the sex industry through exotic dance clubs or pornography.

Some women are admitted to rehab facilities for substance abuse, while others choose not to participate in the recovery program and are typically only heard from if there has been an emergency.

The name came from her time working the streets around Hollywood Avenue in Shreveport. She grew up in a home where her brothers sold crack cocaine, and it was her sister who provided her with her first hit of the drug. By age 23, Bonnie was married and divorced with four children. Her addiction sent her spiraling out of control, and Bonnie began selling herself for her next hit. Being a drug addict led me to prostitution, and then I began to lean toward people who I thought had my best interest at heart.

And it went from that extreme to the extreme of me recruiting other people, other ladies like myself. This so-called friend began taking advantage of Bonnie, and started setting her up on dates himself, ultimately pimping her out, trafficking her.

Then, one day this man picked up Bonnie and they drove to his house in Bethany, La. She walked in and he locked the door behind her. They were not alone. He hit Bonnie over the back of the head with a chair, and three other men were waiting to rape Bonnie over and over again. In the early hours of the morning, Bonnie managed to escape through a window, and darted down the dirt road with no clothes on.

She told the officer she was brought out into the Greenwood area to perform sexual favors against her will. The months following the kidnapping and assault were filled with drug binges and despair.

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