Now, the year-old North Richland Hills sex trafficking survivor is ready to discuss every terrifying detail. She was found 10 days later with traffickers in Oklahoma. I'm not afraid.
There's nothing to be afraid of. And it's so strong, feels so strong saying that," Cramer said. I never would have thought it a year ago. I would have never been here. I would have never thought I could do it. I'm so proud of myself. Cramer and her dad sat in section until the then year-old left to go to the bathroom and never returned. For the next 10 days, her story made headlines all over the country. AAC cameras captured the only clues. She was last seen with two men on surveillance video at the arena.
I was like, 'Hey, do you smoke? And I was like, 'I was with my dad. I don't know where he's at, but we can just chill. They had a bag of weed and rolling papers," said Cramer. But I didn't β I didn't have a choice. Cramer says it didn't take long to know she was in danger.
She said she "wasn't sober enough to do anything about it. I didn't know. She said the details of that night and the next 10 days are slowly coming back to her. They are very difficult to hear. Cramer said she was raped three times in the AAC parking garage and then she was driven somewhere else.
None of that. Cramer's parents, desperate for answers, hired a private investigator who, within 24 hours, made a terrifying find. He discovered adult ads online for their daughter. She was being sold in Oklahoma. When asked why she didn't find a phone to call for help, she said that part of the story is hard to understand. I was, I was running. I was running for drugs. I was running for all these other reasons.
