A few days ago, a high-school girl was put in prison for recruiting other girls for child trafficking.
It didn't happen in some far-off country, but in Phoenix, Arizona.
Sadly, the only unusual part of this story is that she got caught. All over the US, this is happening in schools in your neighborhood and mine.
Earlier this year, I wrote that child-trafficking recruiters are working in our MIDDLE schools.
I tell people this over and over again, and I know they don't believe me.
I've called investigative reporters to ask them to cover this, and can just about hear the yawns through the phone.
Here's the response I got from the editor of a large magazine in the US (3,000,000 circulation): "Child trafficking? Oh, we covered that last year."
Then to further dig himself a hole, he added, "It's all about timing in this business."
As if I had missed it.
Shouldn't we be shouting it from the rooftops that child trafficking is going on in our MIDDLE schools?


It's not just happening in "those" high schools and middle schools. It can happen in any school as we saw from the young girl on the NBC Today show interview. And, it's not just males recruiting females. It's females recruiting females. We must be aware of all the signs and tactics.
http://gracehavenhouse.org/gracehaven-nbcs-today-show/
Thanks for your informative post Diana!
Posted by: Carol Fenton | October 19, 2009 at 06:38 PM