Describe at least 2 methods used by each man to recruit minors for sex trafficking

Required readings:
Bouché, V. (2017). An empirical analysis of the intersection of organized crime and human trafficking in the United States. https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/250955.pdf
[Read chapters 1, 3, 5, and 7; Skim chapters 4 and 6]
Roe-Sepowitz, D., Gallagher, J., Hogan, K., Ward, T., Denecour, N., & Bracky, K. (2017). A
six-year analysis of sex traffickers of minors: Exploring characteristics and sex trafficking patterns. Arizona State University, School of Social Work, Office of Sex Trafficking Intervention Research and McCain Institute for International Leadership. https://socialwork.asu.edu/sites/default/files/ASU-Sex-Traffickers-of-Minors-Six-Year-Study-Full-Report-April-2017.pdf

Although not the norm, news stories of high-profile men—R. Kelly and Jeffrey Epstein, among others—involved in sex trafficking with minors have surfaced. The recruitment methods and operational security(summarized by Bouché, 2017, pp. v-vi) of the sex trafficking operations by R. Kelly and Epstein resembled “organized crime.”
Paragraph 1: Describe at least 2 methods used by each man to recruit minors for sex trafficking (cite both: Polaris, 2021; CBS mornings, 2019) and support your ideas (cite both: Bouché, 2017; Roe-Sepowitz et al., 2017). Also indicate what made these minors vulnerable to recruitment (cite both: Bouché, 2017; Roe-Sepowitz et al., 2017).
Paragraph 2: Describe at least 2 ways they used to evade law enforcement detection (cite both: Polaris, 2021; CBS mornings, 2019). Relate each way back to the readings to support your ideas (cite both: Bouché, 2017; Roe-Sepowitz et al., 2017).
Paragraph 3: Indicate 2-3 consequences suffered by both minor and adult victims of both men detection (cite both: Polaris, 2021; CBS mornings, 2019). Relate these consequences back to the readings to support your ideas (cite both: Bouché, 2017; Roe-Sepowitz et al., 2017).

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