For Trafficking Victims Forced to Scam Others, the Nightmare Continues Even After Escape

After escaping the multinational criminal industry known as pig-butchering, formerly trafficked scammers are often crippled by physical and mental trauma, guilt and shame, and debt—with little official support.

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