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Sex Workers Anonymous (formerly Prostitutes Anonymous) www.sexworkersanonymous.com (702) 468-4529 or (844) 266-4941 Toll Free January 5, 2015 RE: Notice of Intent to Sue for Defamation and “Tortious Economic Interference” Meg Munoz Abeni Via Email Ms. Munoz: Maybe you clearly don't know who I am, but I was here first. I was in BOTH fields you're trying to straddle first as a matter of fact. I was a member of COYOTE, which was the mother of SWOP, a group that advanced the rights of women who chose to do with their bodies whatever they wanted to do with them, including sell it if they wanted to from 1976 until the day Margo walked away. When SWOP came into being – I was organizing outreach projects with SWOP chapters in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, New York, Phoenix, etc. As a matter of fact, I had a very good working relationship with SWOP until Robin's death and you came onto the scene. While Norma Jean and I have had a tense relationship –

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I read that Gideon's Bible's wants to put the soaps' in with their Bibles in hotels.  This is what I wrote them about that idea? Dear Gideons: Please allow me to introduce myself.  I'm the founder of the modern day sex trafficking movement. While Wilber Wilberforce was the founder of the anti-slavery movement - I'm the person who stood up in modern day America and said that not only was sex trafficking still happening, but that our legal system had to do something in order to help these victims.   I did this because no one was believing this was real.  In 1965 Elvis Presley himself had tried to get the word out to America the only way he knew how - in "Harem Holiday".  This was a film about rescuing a woman from a harem.  It was written off as a bad movie.   In 1973, Bruce Lee tried to enlighten us in "Enter the Dragon".  In the underground scene he showed both human trafficking victims with the men who were on one side being traffick

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Do you need help to leave prostitution, or any part of the sex industry, in Los Angeles, or some part of California? You can find help at  www.sexworkersanonymous.com We have interviews up at  www.leavingtheliferadio.com  and also at www.blogtalkradio.com/stopsextraffictalk We have clips at  www.hightechmadam.com We are not connected with law enforcement in any way.  We are free, confidential, and we have been helping men and women to leave any part of the industry since 1987 effectively. Dr. Sharon Oselin just did a 10 year study of three different programs.  Ours was one of them.  The study was published in "Leaving Prostitution".  At the end of the study - ours was the only one left standing and the women quoted our program as what made it "work this time".  A quote from one of those women is below: When Bob Herbert of the NY Times published a series of interviews with us he did after meeting with us, and then validating what we said for himself w

Can't hook anymore?  Get yourself a gimmick.   Let's convince people bars of soap with the National Trafficking Hotline number on it saves trafficking victims.   Only guess what?  If someone can pick up a phone and call for help THEY AREN'T BEING FORCED THEN ARE THEY?  If they're in a hotel room and they can call for help it does mean they're not being supervised, and they can move freely.  Where I come from a trafficking victim can't call for help. That's the definition.  I ought to know because I FOUNDED THE MOVEMENT.  A movement founded because our victims couldn't call for help and get any.   Is there anyone walking around saying they got saved from a trafficking ring by calling the number off a bar of soap?  It sure is making money for Theresa Flores though.  A woman who says she willingly left her house to meet with a pimp and run off to prostitute.  I'm sorry but in "the game" where I come from I know a hustle when I see one.  

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