to the bbc s connor gillies. loch lomond. these waters may be beautiful, but they can be lethal. a place where memories are made and lives are lost. 16 year old connor markward was out enjoying the sun three weeks ago with his friends when he drowned. ijust feel it every day, it is. ijust miss him dearly. he was only 16 but he really packed so much into his wee life, he really did. he was one in a million. i was just numb. i ll be honest, ijust went numb. i couldn t. i couldn t process it at all. i feel as though my heartjust collapsed. and he was only my brother, my baby brother. yes, so sad, i can t believe he walked out this door and didn t come back in.
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amount of abuse. you want to try to get to these girls before it gets to that point. do you want to explain what happened at all? wrong choices, wrong decisions. a lot of these girls didn t just wake up one day and decide, hey, i want to be a prostitute and i want to hook up with 10, 15 dudes, get raped and beat up every other week for a few bucks. a lot of these girls get started young. they come from broken families. and they re looking for that love, for that attention, somebody that s going to make them feel like they actually matter. and they end up finding it kind of in the arms of some fast-talking pimp. and it doesn t take a pimp long to take a girl that s never done anything wrong in her life, to have her convinced that turning tricks on the street corner or on the internet at the age of 12 or 13 is perfectly fine because he loves you and, you know,
i didn t know what i was living for. i was an emotional wreck. i was like a zombie. for almost a year after raleigh ran away from home, mother and daughter had little contact. jean could only imagine where raleigh was and what she was up to. i get a knock at the door, and it was the police. they were bringing raleigh home. finally, at the end of 2010, the cooke county task force arrested raleigh s pimp in an undercover sting. raleigh was apprehended the next day and delivered home to her mother. i couldn t process it. i remember leaning back and leaning on the wall for support because i thought i was going to pass out. i could not believe it. and i remember thinking to myself, i was like this has got to be a mistake. how could it be? not my kid. in february 2011 raleigh s 18-year-old pimp was convicted in the first case brought by
you can have this for fresh air. officer, i didn t even do nothing. only thing i did was get in a car. it s not fair. all i did was get in the car. all right. call it as you see it. let s go. meanwhile, the sting team rolls to the west side of town. there conditions seem even more desperate. a lot of times the prostitutes that are associated with this particular area are known or have known drug users and have some sort of addiction. making the stop. 22. 21. making the stop right now. put your hand behind your back. don t. relax. come on. god. here in what s known as the san pablo corridor, many of the women working the streets are older, addicted to drugs, and often available for as little as $20.