Sex trafficking victims helped US attorney for Minnesota convict hundreds of predators in the '50s

In the federal government's crackdown on sex trafficking in the '50s, law enforcement allied with trafficking victims, whose testimonies helped fuel the arrests of more than 100 in the Midwest.

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