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think- ago

Hi @shadow332, thank you for letting us know about the trafficking arrests. Great news!

However, I wasn't able to find any info that these arrests where related to the trafficking of minors. (See Rule 1 - definition of Pizzagate.) I will flair the post, so that you and other users have the time to dig up some more info.

Also, I would like to ask you to please connect some of your dots (see Rule 2) - in which way is the Doughnut Lounge connected to Voodoo Doughnuts?

Did you embed the correct video? The video description:

Voodoo Donuts in portland, FBI says likely child trafficking front

doesn't fit, as Voodoo Doughnuts is not mentioned in the video.

Also, I wasn't able to find a valid source on the internet that confirmed that the FBI said Voodoo Doughnuts was a child trafficking front. (Imo Voodoo Doughnuts is certainly fishy - we've investigated them before.)

Also, could you explain how your last link is connected to your other lines of investigations in this post?

Thank you! :-)

I'll flair the post 'Edit Warning', please edit within 24 hours. Please reply to this comment when you'll have edited, so that we can remove the flair.

Please keep up the good work!

Vindicator ago

It's interesting the articles on this task force "Operation Extended Stay" were so vague. I did a little digging, and apparently, Creighton University has a research group that studies sex trafficking in Nebraska, which helped in this task force. An article I found quotes them as saying:

Other findings reinforce the demand for young girls. “The average posted age of a sex worker on Backpage is 23 to 24 years old and, since it's impossible to post a Backpage ad listing an age under 18 years, the average age of sex workers is probably quite a bit younger than the average posted age,” Price said.

The older the worker, the less they make: 20-year-olds cost more than $200 dollars, 40-year-olds less than $180. Younger workers appear to travel more and more often work in groups, called stables. Price and Clark say both of these are signs that the so-called sex worker isn’t involved in voluntary prostitution; they’re being trafficked.

think- ago

I did a little digging, and apparently, Creighton University has a research group that studies sex trafficking in Nebraska, which helped in this task force.

Yes, they visualized data from Backpage, so that the police could see at a glance where the trafficking hotspots were. Very impressive.