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Crime Salad
12/14/24
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Mark Twitchell was a film enthusiast with big ambitions, but those ambitions took a dark and disturbing turn. Beneath his passion for movies was something much more sinister, and it didn’t take long for those dark desires to surface. Wearing a hockey mask and armed with duct tape, a fake gun, and a taser baton, Mark set a trap in a garage he had rented to film a movie, prepared to look like a crime scene, complete with plastic sheeting, but it was actually a kill room.
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Invisible Shackles: Breaking Free from the Chains of Exploitation
December 7, 2024
•29m
This episode contains discussions of sensitive topics, including sexual violence, child exploitation, psychological abuse, and relatable topics. We strongly advise listeners to exercise discretion.
Victims of exploitation aren’t always bound by physical restraints—they’re trapped by psychological abuse, fear, and manipulation, as perpetrators use our systemic failures to their advantage. In this special episode, we step away from our usual content to shed light on a devistating reality: the estimated 15 million children impacted by sexual exploitation in the U.S. In this episode we will look into Jessa Dillow Crisp’s story, who is now a co-founder of Bridge Hope, and a strong advocate for survivors and the many challenges many victims face.
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Victims of exploitation aren’t always bound by physical restraints—they’re trapped by psychological abuse, fear, and manipulation, as perpetrators use our systemic failures to their advantage. In this special episode, we step away from our usual content to shed light on a devistating reality: the estimated 15 million children impacted by sexual exploitation in the U.S. In this episode we will look into Jessa Dillow Crisp’s story, who is now a co-founder of Bridge Hope, and a strong advocate for survivors and the many challenges many victims face.
Hotlines for Immediate Support
- National Human Trafficking Hotline (U.S.):
Call: 1-888-373-7888
Text: 233733
- National Sexual Assault Hotline (U.S.):
Call: 1-800-656-HOPE (4673)
- Jessa Dillow Crisp's Experience:
YouTube Video
- Jessa Dillow Crisp's Website:
Bloomify Community
- US Department of Justice on Human Trafficking:
What is human trafficking?
- Empower the Fight (Child Exploitation Awareness):
What is child sex trafficking?
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Title: Safeguarding Children from Sex Abuse & Exploitation
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24 Years Trapped in Darkness: The Josef Fritzl Case
December 21, 2024
•56m
Elisabeth Fritzl endured an unimaginable reality for years, trapped and tormented by the very person who was supposed to protect her—her father. Waking up every day in that dark, suffocating basement, being graped time and time again, questioning whether she would ever see the light of day again or if another one of her children would die in such a place. You would lose every bit of hope, thinking theres no way out; no one even knows your down there...
The psychological weight she carried is unfathomable. Listen to this episode to hear the story.
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