US Edition'I Don't Understand It': Residents Outraged at New Details From Underground Sex Bunker
BIBB COUNTY, ALABAMA, JUL 24 – Seven suspects face charges including sexual abuse and torture after authorities uncovered a trafficking ring exploiting at least ten children aged 3 to 15, officials said.
- Seven suspects were arrested by Bibb County authorities on Thursday, in connection with at least ten child victims held captive in Brent. Bibb County Sheriff Jody Wade attributed the arrests to ongoing investigations into the sex trafficking ring.
- Earlier this year, on February 4, authorities first responded to the underground storm shelter, with Bibb County Assistant District Attorney Bryan Jones said the investigation started then.
- Court documents detail the use of animal shock collars on victims’ genitals, while Bibb County Assistant District Attorney Bryan Jones said victims were also drugged with a white powder.
- Ongoing inquiries by DHS have opened new lines into potential organized crime links, and officials expect more charges and arrests.
- A preliminary hearing is set for Aug. 21, and suspects will appear in court on Aug. 21 to face charges.
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The Monsters of the Alabama Child Sex Trafficking Ring
The sheriff called it, “absolutely the most horrible thing I’ve ever seen.” At least 10 children, as young as 2 years old, were held captive in an Alabama storm bunker for three years and sexually tortured through the use of tools like animal shock collars as part of a horrific sex-trafficking ring organized by some […] The post The Monsters of the Alabama Child Sex Trafficking Ring appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.
Everything we know about the Bibb County child sex trafficking ring investigation
By Taylor Lang, Lisa Crane Click here for updates on this story BRENT, Ala. (WVTM) — Authorities in Bibb County have uncovered a child sex trafficking ring involving at least ten victims that has been happening for at least two years in an underground storm shelter. The investigation, which began in February, has led to the arrest of seven suspects, with more arrests and charges expected. The Department of Homeland Security is assisting in t…
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