Child Sex Trafficking through Child “Protection” Services Exposed – Kidnapping Children for Sex

Child Sex Trafficking through Child “Protection” Services Exposed – Kidnapping Children for Sex


February 9, 2019

Child Sex Trafficking through Child “Protection” Services Exposed – Kidnapping Children for Sex

Child Protection Services do Not Protect Children – Hundreds of Children Murdered in CPS Care

Foster Children Bring in Great Profits to the State

CPS Putting Children into Sex Trafficking is a Huge Problem
At around the 25:15 point in the interview, Stone and Stefano begin to discuss the child sex trafficking problem. When Stone asks Stefano if she has encountered sex trafficking among children, she replies: “We need to cover it a lot more.”

As an example, she mentioned a sex trafficking case with CPS in Orange County California last year. Stefano says that of 105 sexually abused victims that were found in this case, 65% of those victims were in the foster care system under CPS control, and they were allegedly never reported missing. Stefano says:

What we are finding now is this trafficking is a lot bigger, and a lot more involved politically than we care to look at, or the media won’t cover. Everybody is afraid because there are some really big heavy hitters that are very influential that are involved.

Children have been sold, and there have been cases, where children have been sold up to 75 times in one day. 75 times in one day…. someone has abused this child.

The child trafficking industry, or human trafficking industry right now, makes more money than the illegal drug trade, and illegal arms trade, combined.

So children are definitely a commodity. They are a commodity to make money.

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