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    Editorial: The dangerously fake link between the Super Bowl and human trafficking

    by The Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times Feb 07, 2022 2 minutes

    One of the more entrenched Super Bowl traditions is the reminder that the annual NFL championship game is linked to a spike in human trafficking. The statement is solemnly repeated by law enforcement officials, elected leaders and news outlets, although the details are left to the imagination.

    The theory is that thousands of men travel to the host city, which this year is Inglewood, California, and while waiting for or

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