Trafficking and Prostitution Services

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I have spoken to a deputy US Attorney out of California who works under Kamala Harris.  She's told me she's very aware of the sex trafficking ring of which I speak - but the problem she says is they "can't build a case when the police won't arrest" anyone.  The police officers I've spoken to say they can't arrest someone if the DA "won't prosecute".  I've spoken to a few DA's who say that they can't build a case that they know the "judge is just going to throw out".  The judges say they can't build a proper case if they can't find any good DA's. Look at this recent case of where these articles claim a judge "disqualified 250 DA's because of corruption".  http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/05/29/1388819/-Judge-disqualifies-all-250-prosecutors-in-Orange-County-CA-because-of-widespread-corruption  What's really confusing is I contacted the professor of law at UC Irvine that supposedly w

Some of you may be familiar with the story of "Music".  A woman who came to me for help in 2013 because she was being forced to remain in the sex industry.  If you're not familiar with the story - you can look here for the history of it.  http://sanitytodayonline.blogspot.com/2015/05/the-sound-of-music-and-pasadena.html Anyway, I have been getting calls from the Pasadena Chief of Police to "make an appointment" to come down and talk to him.  Maybe after people see what happened to Sandra Bland, maybe you'll see why I'm not jumping at the chance to just run down there now I'm invited.  The bottom line is that someone claiming to be an officer there at their station threatened me and I have a tape of that call.  When I went to talk to the Chief about this after verifying he was calling me from the station and using the name of an active duty officer (he could be an impostor), he ignored me.  When I went up over his head yes now he wants to talk t

I've talked to more than one undercover cop over the years who tell me the same things pretty much.  They've seen girls out there in the streets who they know is someone's missing daughter - but they don't do anything to pull her out of the situation because they're "undercover".  I've challenged them on this as to "why"?  I mean "why" are they just turning a blind eye when they know some mother is out there freaking out about where her daughter is today?  The answer has been the same also "because we're working on a bigger case".  Okay - what does "bigger case" mean I ask?  Well, "bigger" means a drug deal in each case.  I was told that Peter Todd was example was being used as an informant because of his Jamaican ties and drugs as to why it was more important to keep him on the streets after cops know he's murdered at least three women and abused and trafficked countless others.  Who d