Sex trafficking survivor shares her story
Runaways, missing teenagers, human trafficking has dominated the headlines in our region. It's not a new problem and has been happening for years. Barbara Amaya lived it for ten years and survived. She joined us on FOX 5 News to share her story, which is detailed in her memoir, "Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Lost Innocence, Modern Day Slavery and Transformation."
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Sex trafficking survivor shares her story
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