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I'm the Idaho News 6 neighborhood reporter dedicated to spotlighting stories and adventures from the Backroads of Idaho. Amanda Forrest didn't know she was a victim of human sex trafficking for a long time; she didn't realize she was being manipulated by traffickers who were able to exploit her to make money both in Idaho and out of state.
Forrest grew up in the Treasure Valley. She called her childhood "shaky and broken" and as she entered adulthood, she found she needed money to pay the bills. So she started working at a local strip club, which started a wild journey Human trafficking is a crime defined as using force, fraud or coercion for the exploitation and trading of people for labor or a commercial sex act. Forrest talked about some of the hardships, including losing one of her best friends in a car accident, turning to substance abuse, and dealing with depression.
Stearns said that most victims of human sex trafficking end up addicted to drugs or alcohol. For Forrest it was alcohol -- readily supplied by her traffickers. Meanwhile, Amanda was just trying to survive -- and, in a last-ditch effort to make enough money to buy a car that she hoped would give her a chance to get in a different, a normal line of work -- she traveled to Williston, North Dakota at the height of the Bakken oil boom. It turned into a bad situation very quickly. Forrest returned to Idaho without money to buy a car, right back where she started -- but more depressed.
Stearns said victims often end up having Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. However, Amanda also met Windie Lazenko in North Dakota, who turned out to be a shining light during a very dark time in Amanda's life.
Lazenko survived being a victim of human sex trafficking herself; as a result, she started her own foundation in North Dakota -- called 4 Her North Dakota -- and she was able to convince Amanda Forrest that she was being trafficked. Forrest realized she had experienced 15 out of 18 red flags in a pamphlet she was reading: being in a controlling relationship, being isolated, not having any money, identification mysteriously disappeared, getting drugged and unwanted sex were just a few of those.