This submission is not meant to be conclusive of anything, it merely poses some questions and food for thought based on recent events. A discussion on this would be welcome.

Ashton Kutchers's name comes up quite frequently in a lot of my research, however, it remains to be proven whether or not he's genuinely fighting to end human trafficking. Most recently, he came up in my dig into the life and death of Brittany Murphy(see bottom of comment and then exchange with Vindicator for a somewhat relevant tangent about abortion/contraception).

I have had my suspicions about Ashton in the past, especially regarding Scientology being no more than 6-degrees separated from him, but am yet to draw any final conclusion as to his 'allegiance'.

Is he actually an ally? Possibly.

Is he just a celebrity icon being used to give a false sense of hope? Possibly.

Regardless of the above 2 questions, is he being exploited and perhaps even gang-stalked? Quite likely.

On approximately January 25th, 2019, Ashton made the following facebook post sharing a "powerful" 2017 speech about Down Syndrome and Eugenics on Capitol Hill, from a man, named Frank Stephens, who himself has Down Syndrome -- Ashton captioned his post with "Everyone's life is valuable.":

https://archive.is/aU9u3#selection-911.0-911.46

^{^ Frank Stephens' presentation can be viewed here: https://invidio.us/watch?v=SVpp_iX5PgU}

Given the timeline of events with regard to the above facebook post and the recent abortion bill being pushed in several U.S. states*, I'm thinking it's very possible that Ashton is trying to do the right thing, in a world where doing so can lead to malicious interests acting against you and thus morbid consequences along the way.

* Link to Virginia HOUSE BILL NO. 2491: https://archive.is/Zazej

So to reiterate the question(s) posed by recent events and in some ways my own research:

Is it possible that Ashton Kutcher is actually an ally in the fight to end human trafficking(and other human rights abuses), worthy of our support -- and is it worth looking into the deaths of people he's been close to, through the lens of him being exploited/gang-stalked on account of his potentially genuine efforts to help?

cc: @Vindicator @srayzie @Shizy @MolochHunter