The Innocent Children

By Peter C. Bradbury

Human Trafficking is a 35 Billion Dollar a year business. Adults and children are forced into sweat shops, farm work, organ donation, private homes, anywhere for the right price. Globally, the average price that is paid for a slave is $90.
Most of the victims, 80% of them, are put into the sex trade. They are sold to pimps, brothels, couples, serial killers, pedophiles, sadists, anyone. The traffickers, snakeheads, don't care about those they sell or who buys them, nor what happens to them. They are all just items to sell, and there are many willing buyers.
The biggest demand is for the children whose ages range from 6 to nineteen. The average age is 11, and once put into the sex trade, these children have a life expectancy of seven years.
In the US the numbers keep rising. Runaway children, unhappy orphans and fostered kids, are lured or are taken, then put into a living hell. Drugged, tortured, repeatedly raped, then cast out with the garbage when they are of no further use. This happens in every state.
The children can be saved and often are, thanks to the FBI and diligent citizens. They do recover somewhat from their ordeals and go on to have a regular lives. If they are found.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Peter C. Bradbury
• Release date: Nov 4, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310059988

Peter C. Bradbury

Born near Manchester, England, I became a Butler in 1985. After working in many very large homes, I moved to California in 1994 after marrying my wife, Debbie, who is from San Francisco.I started writing because I was always being asked, "What is it like to work for wealthy people?" I turned some of my experiences into a novel, and called it Stonebridge Manor.Since that first book, which is a murder mystery, I have written thrillers and I have just finished my fifth book.I write in a very entertaining style, whatever the subject, and I hope you enjoy them.I still have family in the UK and in the USA, and I enjoy football (soccer) and golf.