FYI: Everything on our site is fully documented with links to the original source. While we are quite aware that the folks at the FBI Bureau of Justice Statistics don't seem to be able to coordinate their statistics- and the numbers in their tables often conflict with other tables for the exact same 'crime' or data sets- there is no other valid source for this information. If their data isn't good enough to show the statistics of numbers of arrests, crimes and ages of arrestees, then what would be? Yes, there can be political reasons for arresting or not arresting individuals, as well as charging arrested persons with less serious criminal charges (i.e. reducing a solicitation charge to a disorderly conduct charge), but there are currently no other sources for this information. If it doesn't come from a government source, the statistics involving persons of any age or gender alleged to be in prostitution presented by a group or individual can only be 'guesstimates' based on speculation and flights of fantasy, not on 'facts.' So an academic, statistician or mathematician cannot present statistics that are any more 'reliable' or 'valid' than the ones we present on our site. You are free to check ALL our numbers using the links to the government websites- in fact, we highly encourage you to do so.

Every year, the FBI and various law enforcement agencies throughout the United States engage in a charade called "Operation Cross Country." The purported purpose of this charade is to 'rescue/ recover' the hundreds of millions of alleged children who are trafficked into prostitution. Despite the fact that through the years since its inception (2003) it has wasted untold millions searching for those poor children, those "children" simply cannot be found.

Even though we are told that the child sex trafficking victims  number in the hundreds of thousands- compounding the number of alleged new victims (anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 minors supposedly trafficked into prostitution EVERY YEAR), the number of actual found/ rescued/ recovered 'victims' is pitifully few.

So why, if there are as many child victims of 'sex trafficking' as the FBI and the 'victim pimp' organizations claim, can't they be found? And why do those 'journalists'/ reporters who report the heroic efforts of law enforcement agents to find and save the poor children, not question ANY of the statements given to them in the FBI/ Department of Justice press releases?  In the age of the internet where one can find ALL the news outlets who report the astonishing accomplishments of the various law enforcement agents involved in the 'rescue/ recover' efforts- why do the journalists not check their facts before posting their stories?

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