This weeks episode is Jacki's heartbreaking story. Her mother was groomed and taken from a group home in the '80s. She was trafficked by the janitor, who, along with his friends, ran a sex trafficking ring.  Jacki and her sister were born into this nightmare experiencing abuse since infancy. 

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Award winning financial crimes and human trafficking investigator, Freddy Massimi explains how the financial institution community can combat human trafficking. He discuss his case with led to the freedom of 22 victims. 

At 12 years old, her family broke apart. By her teens, she was deep in addiction, abuse, and exploitation. By her mid-twenties, she was in handcuffs — staring at the same officer who would later help save her life. This is Madyson's story .In this raw, unfiltered episode of Injustice Unspoken, Madyson sits down with Betty Frizzell and Kristine Moreland to share her journey through domestic violence, human trafficking, addiction, and — against every odd — recovery. She doesn't hold back. And she has a message for anyone who's been told they're not worth saving: "When do we ever look in the mirror and say, 'I'm worth it'?"Today, Madyson works as a Residential Specialist, helping others in crisis find the same lifeline that was extended to her. #HumanTrafficking #SurvivorStory #RecoveryFromAddiction #DomesticViolence #InjusticeUnspoken #TrueCrime #TraffickingAwareness #Redemption #SurvivorToAdvocate

She thought she found support, but his addiction led to violence, ending her lifelong dream of becoming a police officer.  This is a raw look at how one person's struggles can derail another's future. #DomesticViolence #AddictionRecovery #BrokenDreams #SurvivorStory #Resilience #humantraffickingsurvivor

Welcome to 'Her Truth,' a powerful three-part series from the Injustice Unspoken Podcast. In this first episode, we bring you closer to the devastating reality of human trafficking through the voices of those who've survived it. Join Betty Frizzell, a former Chief of Police and certified human trafficking investigator, and Kristine Moreland, founder of 'The More We Love' organization, as they amplify the silenced voices of crime victims. This series focuses on human trafficking survivors Shaylee, Hannah, and Madyson, offering their unique stories of loss, redemption, and hope. In this episode, we'll delve into: 

• The staggering statistics of human trafficking globally and in Washington State. 
• The crucial mission of 'Injustice Unspoken Podcast' to bring awareness to this crisis. 
• An introduction to the incredible survivors whose journeys you will follow. 

 Every 27.6 million people worldwide are estimated to be victims of human trafficking. It's an injustice often unspoken, but today, we break the silence. Learn about the humans behind the numbers and understand the pathways to freedom and healing. Subscribe to Injustice Unspoken Podcast for more untold stories and critical discussions on crime and justice. Your support helps us give a voice to the voiceless. #HumanTrafficking #SurvivorStories #InjusticeUnspoken #Podcast #CrimeVictims #TrueCrime #Seattle #WashingtonState #BettyFrizzell #KristineMoreland #EndHumanTrafficking #Awareness #TheMoreWeLove

Jenny Graham, member of the Washington State House of Representatives, representing the 6th Legislative District talks about her sister being a victim of the Green River Killer led to her fight for crime victims rights. 

Dave Reichert, former King County Sheriff,  and Jim Fuda, Executive Director of Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound, deliver a first hand account of the Green River Killer investigation and the part human trafficking played in this case.  

• Changing societal attitudes of human trafficking victims
• Domestic and International human trafficking crimes 

Whether you’re a true crime enthusiast or simply curious about this case, this episode promises to shed light on the dark world of human commerce and the collateral damage of the victims, the public and law enforcement.