413047-Underground-Commercial-Sex-Economy

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Gender ................................................................................................................................................. 254 Educational Attainment ...................................................................................................................... 255 Age ....................................................................................................................................................... 255 Race ...................................................................................................................................................... 255 History of Experiencing Abuse ........................................................................................................... 255 Sexuality & Relationship Status ......................................................................................................... 255 Technology .............................................................................................................................................. 256 Websites and Programs ...................................................................................................................... 256 Accessibility .........................................................................................................................................258 Cost ...................................................................................................................................................... 259 Finding Child Pornography ............................................................................................................... 260 Collections ........................................................................................................................................... 261 Technological Savviness .....................................................................................................................262 Steps to Avoid Law Enforcement .......................................................................................................263 Networking............................................................................................................................................. 264 Trading ............................................................................................................................................... 264 Location of Child Pornography Seekers ............................................................................................ 265 Gaining Credibility .............................................................................................................................. 265 Closed Groups ..................................................................................................................................... 265 Social Hierarchy ................................................................................................................................. 266 Social Pressure ................................................................................................................................... 266 Network Size and Growth ................................................................................................................... 267 Hacking Within Networks .................................................................................................................. 267 In-Person Interactions ....................................................................................................................... 268 Steps to Reduce Risk .......................................................................................................................... 268 Trends .................................................................................................................................................... 269 Availability .......................................................................................................................................... 269 Production Location............................................................................................................................270 Content Changes ................................................................................................................................. 271 Perceptions.............................................................................................................................................. 271 Risk and Illegality ............................................................................................................................... 271 Motives for Wanting Child Pornography ........................................................................................... 272 Leading to Contact Crimes ................................................................................................................. 274 Treatment ............................................................................................................................................ 275 Investigation and Adjudication Process ............................................................................................ 275 Strategies to Stop Proliferation .......................................................................................................... 276 Outliers .................................................................................................................................................... 277 Summary ..................................................................................................................................................... 277 Chapter 10 Major Findings and Implications ..................................................................................... 279 Sex Trafficking and Sex Work Major Findings and Implications ............................................................ 279 Child Pornography Major Findings .......................................................................................................... 289 Future Directions for Research ..................................................................................................................293 Conclusion .................................................................................................................................................. 294 References ........................................................................................................................................................ 295 Appendix A ....................................................................................................................................................... 301 Appendix B ...................................................................................................................................................... 302 Appendix C ...................................................................................................................................................... 309 Appendix D .......................................................................................................................................................311 Appendix E ....................................................................................................................................................... 315 Appendix F ....................................................................................................................................................... 317 viii
Appendix G ...................................................................................................................................................... 323 Appendix H ......................................................................................................................................................329 Appendix I ........................................................................................................................................................ 333 Appendix J ....................................................................................................................................................... 335 Appendix K ....................................................................................................................................................... 337 Appendix L ...................................................................................................................................................... 338 ix
Page 1 and 2: R E S E A R C H R E P O R T M A R C
Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Executive Summary
Page 5 and 6: Introduction and Review of the Lite
Page 7: Market Changes ....................
Page 11 and 12: Main Findings We highlight 17 main
Page 13 and 14: 6. For offenders, the prevalence of
Page 15 and 16: Chapter 1 Introduction Purpose of t
Page 17 and 18: information about populations that
Page 19 and 20: In chapters three through eight, we
Page 21 and 22: seven sites were finalized in June
Page 23 and 24: individuals we wanted to interview.
Page 25 and 26: a total of 142 sex traffickers/pimp
Page 27 and 28: using interview data for the relati
Page 29 and 30: Table 2.2 Proxy Variables Dataset V
Page 31 and 32: Chapter 3 Methodology and Derivatio
Page 33 and 34: We also looked to estimates of the
Page 35 and 36: In this work, the LoCC will be invo
Page 37 and 38: 1.2.1. Linear Proxy We say that a v
Page 39 and 40: Table 3.2 Number of Sex Proxy ( ) R
Page 41 and 42: direct estimation method applied to
Page 43 and 44: in column 3 of the table below. The
Page 45 and 46: 1.2.4. Linear Proxy We followed the
Page 47 and 48: 1.4. The Linear Program 1.4.1. Sex
Page 49 and 50: Table 3.12 Cross-City Sex Proxy Rat
Page 51 and 52: Note that the entries in the tables
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Where the above table shows actual
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1.6.3. Guns Economy Rankings Here w
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The table suggests that three citie
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Chapter 4 Stakeholder Perspectives
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Main Findings from this Chapter Inc
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Brothels Law enforcement reported t
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The other thing we do have is in th
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Dallas, Texas Fifteen individuals w
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Table 4.2. Continued Erotic massage
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that we’ve done because when we
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Although African American men compr
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I think what we are really talking
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actually go to them to find you wha
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Truckers The underground commercial
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Street and Internet Similar to othe
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Street/Internet-based pimps are net
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Figure 4.4 Erotic Massage Parlors i
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promising sign that law enforcement
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On the Latino brothel front we foun
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Street Street-based commercial sex
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majority of prostitutes. That does
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potential paper trail. Money was re
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Kansas City, Missouri Sixteen indiv
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Internet and Street Similar to what
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Pimps have always been mobile, movi
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San Diego, California Eighteen indi
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Street and Internet Similar to the
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are not documented by the police as
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always look for the most vulnerable
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hotels in their name … they have
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eliminated from having to follow a
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the room is, so it a three bedroom
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Street and Internet Seattle, like m
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Most of the gang members involved i
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Erotic Massage Parlors and Spas The
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getting a ticket in Lynnwood for no
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Table 4.8 Stakeholder Perceptions o
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need to be followed and pimps opera
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Erotic Massage Parlors Another prim
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typically between the ages of 16 an
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Chapter 5 Identity, Entry, and Risk
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Respondent Demographics Respondents
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presence of pimping in music and it
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Respondents distinguished between d
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Figure 5.5 Family Member Involvemen
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Multiple factors related to neighbo
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wanted me to know. She fed me the g
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mom. I wanted to go about it a diff
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Hiding Behind Legal Businesses Lega
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Another female interviewee, serving
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Chapter 6 Networks, Relationships,
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Actors in the Underground Sex Marke
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everything. I collected the money,
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they’ve made enough. That’s wha
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eally nice—not whorish—I’d ha
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Respondent: Right. I got a friend,
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affording a fancy lifestyle. Offend
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Figure 6.1 Recruitment Venues Neigh
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e escaping one life or seeking anot
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Mutual Dependency We are going to t
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money. I took care of who took care
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Rules One bad girl can knock your w
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Reasons for restrictions varied, bu
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encourage his employees to make mon
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have sex with each other when a con
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Competition Between Employees We ca
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little partner pull a gun on me. I
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Beyond employees, pimps shared othe
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pimp reported, “Usually you stay
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(D13). Another respondent reported
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Chapter 7 Business Practices and Op
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7.1 presents the percentage of resp
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eported the costs of maintaining he
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hour special. In-calls only.” You
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used because respondents feared tha
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Rates and Pricing Structures Rates
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One respondent explained the evolut
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Finally, respondents also charged d
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transactions completed were in-call
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associated with their charges, thou
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Changes in the Field The field does
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“Years ago, a john, a certain guy
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connected through the same gang. Th
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Main Findings from this Chapter Inc
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clients, served as a coping mechani
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Respondents worked in five of the e
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gays being together, men treating t
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multitude of environments including
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Rates, Expenses, and Spending Those
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individuals in their social network
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The Makeup and Conditions of the St
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Interviewer: You mentioned that wha
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Interviewer: And was that in cash o
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Demand, Clients, and Establishing D
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new venue to solicit sex work. A mo
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Respondent: Yeah, illegal. They mak
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explained, “A lot of guys would g
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Substances Participants felt that t
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A number of sex workers were caught
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I hear [other sex workers] talking
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while another respondent described
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the genital regions of clothed chil
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Recent studies (Merdian et al. 2013
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Technology It is widely accepted th
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Deep Web There is big problem that
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One offender acknowledged that purc
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The sample was almost evenly split
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One offender believed he knew what
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particular series When did this com
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One guy hacked into my computer one
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Production Location When asked wher
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availability, affordability, and an
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and eventually, it works its way to
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Law enforcement said they were able
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A national or international nexus w
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Table 10.1 Estimates of Illicit Mar
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Law enforcement noted that travel c
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in public venues, utilized their ow
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Pimps who were aware of the penalti
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Practice Implications Investigative
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Policy Implications As the above fi
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Finding 6: For offenders, the preva
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child pornography. More research ne
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Cooper, Bo. 2002. “New Approach t
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McMillan, John, and Pablo Zoido. 20
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US Department of Justice. 2010. The
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Appendix B Screening Interview Ques
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1. How many UCS cases has your agen
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8. How has the UCSE changed in rece
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If you have any additional question
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18:2421 Transportation generally 18
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these case reviews as supplementing
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Point-person designation The person
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Voluntary Participation: You may re
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Part I: Background information 1. W
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Part II: Specific Case Questions (P
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a. If yes, how did you learn about
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Part I: Background information 46.
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70. Are there any differences in th
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89. Are you aware of the prosecutor
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19. Who did what How was that decid
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Technology Questions These question
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discuss new or unprosecuted crimina
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Voluntary Participation. You may re
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Appendix L Terminology Blade: A pub
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