Ocean Sounds

Soft Summer Evening Ocean Waves

Ocean Sounds

Summary

A survivor of human trafficking shares her harrowing experience, highlighting that the average age of victims is just 11 years old. She expresses gratitude for Senator John Houston's efforts in addressing the issue, noting his bipartisan work with both Democrats and Republicans to hold traffickers accountable and seek justice for victims.

The survivor urges listeners to support Senator Houston's initiatives by contacting him directly, emphasizing the importance of continued protection for survivors in Ohio. Her testimony underscores the urgent need for awareness and action against human trafficking, a crime that predominantly affects young girls.

Show Notes

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