Kuri-ana

I Was Taken!

By: Antonio Sherman

Narrated by: Molly Gallegos

The crime of human trafficking is horrific and covert, so it is difficult to understand its impact, given that there are no true data to pinpoint sources or give the exact numbers. Yet, with this crime being the largest form of income worldwide, it doesn't get the attention of everyone until it happens to someone you know or love! And it is mistakenly believed that it happens in distant countries and rundown population. However, both are far from the truth.

All one need to do is go around the corner to the local supermarket or the popular massage parlor. Another misconstrued fact is that it may never happen to me. Victims of this horrific crime range from females to males, young children - both boys and girls. And it is told through the eyes of an unsuspecting, bright, and wealthy college student named Kuri-ana, on her way to meet up with friends for a goodwill mission trip.

Little did she know that she would be taken! It is horrific to know that with strict laws in place against this crime against humanity, the United States ranks in the top three countries alongside Mexico and the Philippines as the worst country for human trafficking!

©2020 Antonio N. Sherman (P)2020 Antonio N. Sherman

Horrific Truth!

Loved it! A worldwide issue that needs more attention drawn to it! Because of the nature of the crime against humanity.