Trafficking and Prostitution Services

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This is to Craig McCoy about http://articles.philly.com/2015-12-07/news/68812182_1_michael-eakin-supreme-court-emails  I just came across this and wanted to thank you for the story.  I also saw this today too http://www.post-gazette.com/news/state/2016/03/05/Pennsylvania-Attorney-General-Kathleen-Kane-wants-outside-judge-to-preside-over-her-criminal-trial/stories/201603050110   In 1989 I was asked to come to Allentown to help sex trafficking victims in a program that was called the "Program for Female Offenders".  We were highly effective.  By 1990, we had cleared 2,000 prostitutes out of the womens' jail who never were arrested again despite all being heavy "repeat offenders".  The hotline I founded in 1997 www.sexworkersanonymous.com was done so because our kind CAN'T call the police for help when trafficked. Why?  Because men like Eliot Spitzer are too busy covering their ass.  Sure to up their numbers and look good for the press he'd throw a comp

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/soccer-mom-madam-svetlana-travis-sold-short-article-1.2534004 Told you.  Shaming these "johns" doesn't work does it?  How much more "shaming" could he have suffered and here we go again.  ALL addictions end in "jails, institutions and death" and you can't stop an addict until they want help.  Then they need to be referred to an appropriate program for help.  You don't stop "johns" by arresting them, shaming them, by posting their photos online, by getting them fired, etc.  This is a sexual addiction and they need help to stop once they've made that decision.