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Breaking the Code of Silence

A Journey from the Nefarious Crime Zone Towards the Beloved Community

Rhoda Johnson
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Pages
82
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

A retired university professor finds herself on a journey she never intended to take. Instead of sponsored tours in exotic countries, she found herself on the fringes of human trafficking. Once you are in the criminal justice system, you get exposed to the criminal world, whether you want to or not.
While in California, the professor gets warned about trafficking and how the system operates. She comes back to her state where no one really believes there is a problem. Just recently, law enforcement has started some preliminary efforts to stop the exploitation of women and children.
Traffickers, however, have been operating for thousands of years with very little opposition. While she is happy that she has saved her own granddaughter, she worries about what is happening right now in this country and how it can be stopped.
She is looking for ways to fight this epidemic.

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