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49:26Now PlayingFormer FBI Assistant Director Frank Figliuzzi sits down with Dr. Dominique Roe-Sepowitz, director of Arizona State University’s Office of Sex Trafficking Intervention Research, for a vital conversation about what human trafficking really looks like in America.
They discuss the myths surrounding major events like the World Cup and Super Bowl, why victims are too often treated like criminals, how grooming actually happens, what parents and grandparents need to understand, and why accountability in cases like Jeffrey Epstein matters far beyond the headlines. Frank and Dr. Roe-Sepowitz also break down what works: no-arrest intervention nights, survivor-led hotlines, school prevention programs, hotel accountability, and community awareness that can help victims escape and traffickers face justice.
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