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It was discussed as the Recommendation of the Week, focused on the activities of a team combating human trafficking and child exploitation, particularly in Haiti.
Recommendation of the Week: Operation Toussaint
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It was discussed as the Recommendation of the Week, focused on the activities of a team combating human trafficking and child exploitation, particularly in Haiti.
Recommendation of the Week: Operation Toussaint
it's about undercover activities of an elite team of former U.S. law enforcement officers whose sole mission is to track down human traffickers and put an end to child slavery and child prostitution and it's really interesting it's on Amazon Prime video
this guy he was a Homeland Security officer I think FBI and a pastor's son got kidnapped in Haiti and he was a U.S. citizen so he called and said I need help finding my son and this guy decided to fly down to Haiti and look for his son he quit his job as an FBI agent because he kept looking for this guy's son and every time he'd follow up a lead he'd find like 28 kids working in some weird brothel or being sold and he's like every time I follow up a lead I'm just finding more and more nightmare scenarios so my work down here is really fruitful and he's freed thousands of kids from being sold across overseas it's crazy there's whole orphanages there in Haiti and all over the world honestly where kids are just for sale you can just buy them and smuggling out of the country and the people who are there they just don't seem to care what the kids are used for and I think I think it's pretty obvious what a lot of the kids are used for because if you want to adopt somebody you just adopt them right I don't think you buy them for 10 grand so it's really really sad but it's a really interesting look at this underground industry and what a team of really good do-gooders are doing to combat it and I think it's just a fascinating movie operation to sample
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It was recommended as an interesting movie on Amazon Prime Video, about an elite team of former U.S. law enforcement officers who track down human traffickers and combat child slavery and prostitution.
Recommendation of the Week: Operation Toussaint
it's about undercover activities of an elite team of former U.S. law enforcement officers whose sole mission is to track down human traffickers and put an end to child slavery and child prostitution and it's really interesting it's on Amazon Prime video
this guy he was a Homeland Security officer I think FBI and a pastor's son got kidnapped in Haiti and he was a U.S. citizen so he called and said I need help finding my son and this guy decided to fly down to Haiti and look for his son he quit his job as an FBI agent because he kept looking for this guy's son and every time he'd follow up a lead he'd find like 28 kids working in some weird brothel or being sold and he's like every time I follow up a lead I'm just finding more and more nightmare scenarios so my work down here is really fruitful and he's freed thousands of kids from being sold across overseas it's crazy there's whole orphanages there in Haiti and all over the world honestly where kids are just for sale you can just buy them and smuggling out of the country and the people who are there they just don't seem to care what the kids are used for and I think I think it's pretty obvious what a lot of the kids are used for because if you want to adopt somebody you just adopt them right I don't think you buy them for 10 grand so it's really really sad but it's a really interesting look at this underground industry and what a team of really good do-gooders are doing to combat it and I think it's just a fascinating movie operation to sample link that in the show notes it's on Amazon Prime Video
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It was adapted into a book from a documentary of the same name, which detailed Tim Ballard's work and the fight against modern-day slavery.
I think it's really cool how you framed the book about African American slavery in the United States.
I always recommend these things yes Amazon Prime yeah and it's called Operation Tucson or Toussaint my French is not existence so I'm not totally sure how that goes.
it's told there about then what happens how we go after these guys and and what happens but it was crazy but that's what it's like working in a country like Haiti you know.
Episode: 343: Is My Little Brother a Lost Cause? | Feedback...
It was described as an interesting movie about a team of ex-law enforcement officers who work undercover to combat human trafficking and child exploitation, specifically in Haiti.
Recommendation of the Week: Operation Toussaint
it's on Amazon Prime video
it's about undercover activities of an elite team of former U.S. law enforcement officers whose sole mission is to track down human traffickers and put an end to child slavery and child prostitution and it's really interesting
this guy he was a Homeland Security officer I think FBI and a pastor's son got kidnapped in Haiti and he was a U.S. citizen so he called and said I need help finding my son and this guy decided to fly down to Haiti and look for his son he quit his job as an FBI agent because he kept looking for this guy's son and every time he'd follow up a lead he'd find like 28 kids working in some weird brothel or being sold and he's like every time I follow up a lead I'm just finding more and more nightmare scenarios so my work down here is really fruitful and he's freed thousands of kids from being sold across overseas it's crazy there's whole orphanages there in Haiti and all over the world honestly where kids are just for sale you can just buy them and smuggling out of the country and the people who are there they just don't seem to care what the kids are used for and I think I think it's pretty obvious what a lot of the kids are used for because if you want to adopt somebody you just adopt them right I don't think you buy them for 10 grand so it's really really sad but it's a really interesting look at this underground industry and what a team of really good do-gooders are doing to combat it and I think it's just a fascinating movie