The Saddest Thing I've Ever Heard

[Mr Bond]

On CNN Tonight (around 5:30 EST) will be the conclusion of the Undercover Sex/Slavery Trade.

On CNN I saw an undercover purchase of a 14 year old girl being sold as a sex slave. Price 800 Euros and you can take her home as property - A Sex Slave.

The girl was pre-conditioned to serve as a sex slave.

Only a FEW minutes after being taken in the car by the undercover people she offers them sex. Possibly to show obedience (apparently part of her pre-conditioning).

They reveal to her that she is going to a safe house run by a church specifically for these types of girls. Safety AT LAST (or So I thought).

She freaks and tells that she was sold by her OWN Family at age 9 to "The Local Dealer". She says after that she escaped twice and went to other safe houses where she was abused further. So, time and again she went back to the sex slave dealers because it was the only thing she has known.



And thats not the sadest part...


After 2 months in the Church Safe house (Where I'm Assuming she was treated well and not molested again by a preist)... she ran away back to the sex trade dealers (as stated by the report).

A woman that spoke on behalf of the church that knew this girl said that the Girl's biggest fear was 'That she could not live a normal life'.

It seems that the only thing Normal to the girl was being in that... humm... Situation(the sex trade). And that Fear is surely what drove her from the safehouse along with "Everyone that ever said they would help her - Did NOT". She had no reason to trust them any more than anyone else in her short life.

So, She Went BACK to it...

Shes FUCKIN 14 - And That is Her Life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1


And that's still not the sadest part...




Because I'm going to Write About it...

You are going to Read About It...

We might talk about it...


But None of Us... Are Going To Do... ANYTHING ABOUT IT.


It does not matter that You or Me are not involved in that type of business/behavior...


This is Humans... and This Is What We Do.


Mr.Bond

[hateman]

thats hot.

[The Duck]

What country was this?

[Mr Bond]

Originally Posted by kandah

What country was this?

Romania and the Chez Republic are the only names I can recall... but its not fair to just name them because its all over the world.

Probably even here in the US... just WAY Deep Underground and the girls end up dead and never heard from again. Just another missing girl - Add Her To The List.

[hateman]

Originally Posted by kandah

What country was this?

I dont know.

[hateman]

Seriously, how is it a bad thing?

Obviously the girl liked her life. Getting in a car and offering sex right away? She likes to fuck.

[rowan]

See the movie "Lilya 4ever." It's along the same lines although in this case she was tricked and forced into it. It's a very sad movie, I refuse to watch it with my wife because I cry every time.

[96ukssob]

fucked up stuff happens in other countries and theres not much we can do. im sure there is stuff happening that is way worse that you dont even hear about but in all honesty, what are you giong to do?

[kane]

Originally Posted by bossku69

fucked up stuff happens in other countries and theres not much we can do. im sure there is stuff happening that is way worse that you dont even hear about but in all honesty, what are you giong to do?

It is not just other countries here is a great article that was written about the sex slave trade. They estimate that between 18,000 and 20,000 girls are smuggled into the US annually to be sex slaves. Many come from eastern European countries and others from Central and South America and almost all of them are brought across the border from Mexico into the US. It is pretty sad really. The one thing we could do is wall up the border and help make it more difficult to get people in, but if someone really wants to partake in sex slavery (meaning buy or use a person) they are going to find a way to do it.

[frank7799]

Originally Posted by Mr Bond

Romania and the Chez Republic are the only names I can recall... but its not fair to just name them because its all over the world.

Probably even here in the US... just WAY Deep Underground and the girls end up dead and never heard from again. Just another missing girl - Add Her To The List.

Czech Republic in former times followed by Romania and others later on are two of those countries known as origins of the victims. But the real reason for that sort of crime is that better off people in other countries pay high amounts for children and underage people for sexual abuse. So you really can´t blame those poorer countries like Romania in general.

And it´s seldom a random girl picked up in the dark. Most of the crimes quoted above will take place within the family or circle of friends.

[Mr Bond]

Originally Posted by kane

if someone really wants to partake in sex slavery (meaning buy or use a person) they are going to find a way to do it.

Ya, its like dugs... if theres a buyer... there will ALWAYS be someone willing and able to Risk it.

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by kane

It is not just other countries here is a great article that was written about the sex slave trade. They estimate that between 18,000 and 20,000 girls are smuggled into the US annually to be sex slaves. Many come from eastern European countries and others from Central and South America and almost all of them are brought across the border from Mexico into the US. It is pretty sad really. The one thing we could do is wall up the border and help make it more difficult to get people in, but if someone really wants to partake in sex slavery (meaning buy or use a person) they are going to find a way to do it.

the worst thing you can possibly imagine happens every day all over the world and that is just the mild stuff. -bmb

[kane]

Originally Posted by bm bradley

the worst thing you can possibly imagine happens every day all over the world and that is just the mild stuff. -bmb

I have always said, "The perversions and horrors of the world are being practiced daily by your neighbors."

Whenever you see someone get arrested for something like this they were always the normal looking person with a good job and seemingly typical life.

[kane]

Originally Posted by Mr Bond

Ya, its like dugs... if theres a buyer... there will ALWAYS be someone willing and able to Risk it.

Yep, it is why we will never win a war on drugs or terrorism. There will always be people that want drugs and people willing to supply them and there will always be people who believe that God wants them to hate and kill us.

[NosMo]

Well part of me is thinking thats it pretty fucked up that her own fucking family sold her down the river. The other part is thinking "How much will she cost when she is 18 and legal to bring to the USA?" the really sad part is that I know I am not alone in this thought....

NosMo

[Fizzgig]

Originally Posted by hateman

thats hot.

8/10 on the evil scale.

[tony286]

I got sader:

Marietta boy dead after wrapping belt around neck

By YOLANDA RODRIGUEZ
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 01/31/08

The last time Mark Burns saw his stepson alive, the little boy was sitting on his bed, his head resting in his right hand.

"Looking bored," Burns said Thursday.


D'enthonee Davis, 8, was suspended Wednesday from Sawyer Road Elementary School, where he was in first grade.

His parents punished him for acting out at his Marietta school —he'd sent a crayon flying across a room, hitting a classmate just above the eye.

D'enthonee was not targeting the little girl. He threw the crayon randomly, said Preston Howard, an assistant superintendent, during a press conference.

The one-day suspension was to start Thursday.

Wednesday night, his parents confined D'enthonee to his room, no games, no talking, extra house chores.

"We wanted him to know that what he'd done was wrong," Burns, 37, said, in the living room of his Highland Court apartment.

The punishment would probably last only a couple of days, Burns said. He'd been acting out at school lately —a teacher had to talk to him about his behavior— and had been punished before.

Still, "he probably would have been right back outside, playing with the kids again this weekend," Burns said.

Late Wednesday, when Burns and his wife, Sonya Burns, brought home Domino's pizza, they sent an 11-year-old cousin to get D'enthonee.

That's when their world changed forever.

The cousin called out to D'enthonee's mother. Burns followed his wife, running to the upstairs bedroom.

D'enthonee was not breathing. A belt was wrapped around his neck.

"I grabbed him," Burns said, still struggling to understand what happened. "I felt for a pulse. There was no pulse. I looked to see if he was breathing. He wasn't breathing," he said.

Burns, a former Navy seaman and his wife, a nurse at a Douglas County nursing home, tried CPR to revive him.

Marietta police arrived just before 10 p.m. D'enthonee was taken to WellStar Kennestone Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Officer Mark Bishop, a spokesman for the Marietta Police Department, said they are still investigating D'enthonee's death. But they don't suspect foul play. They are treating the death as an accident or a suicide.

Marietta school officials sent a team of psychologists, social workers and counselors to Sawyer Road to talk with students and faculty about the boy's death.

The school also sent a letter home to parents.

Howard said teachers and administrators at the school had not seen any indications that D'enthonee might be considering suicide.

"He was generally happy and making good academic progress," Howard said.

D'enthonee's stepfather doesn't believe the little boy wanted to kill himself.

"I'll go to my grave with this in my heart," Burns said. "I think....he was messing around and it overwhelmed [him].....He was loved. It hurts, it hurts, it hurts."

D'enthonee was the youngest in the family. He had a 13-year-old brother and an 11-year-old sister. Two cousins, 10 and 9, also live at home. They were with relatives on Thursday.

He doesn't know what he'll tell the children.

"I'm just going to pray to God to give me the right words to say," Burns said.

[Bojangles]

Originally Posted by hateman

thats hot.

[DigitalDruid]

Thats horrible..... Like harsh to read.......now im sad......

[mrwilson]

Originally Posted by hateman

Seriously, how is it a bad thing?

1. She's 14

2. She dont like her life, its all that she was used to and didn't know any better no 14 year old with a normal background would choose such a life style over a normal one.

3. She offered sex out of fear, if it was a real punter who had picked her up she would of been expected to have sex if not she would no doubt be beaten.
So her goal is to fuck and get it over with.

What's a girl to do, fuck and live another day or be beaten and/or even killed.

Poor girl, its sad and will no doubt happen for many many years to come.

[Fizzgig]

This is a really sad article.