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Suffer the Children: The Untold Story of Child Sex Trafficking in America

John Scura
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Pages
46
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Black Rose Writing

About

Suffer the Children is standalone companion piece to John Scura's Battle Hymn: Revelations of the Sinister Plan for a New World Order. America's darkest secret involves the sale and sexual abuse of children. This series of booklets by journalist John Scura tears the cover off a child sex trafficking business which extends from the rural townships of Nebraska to the halls of power in Washington, D.C. Learn who and what is behind this outrage which generates millions of dollars annually for the perpetrators.

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  • Organized Crime
  • True Crime
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  • White Collar Crime

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