What does a victim of human trafficking look like? Emma Thomas August 12, 2022 1 minute read Movies like “Taken” exposed the world to the idea of human trafficking, but a woman who works with real victims of the crime here in Virginia says the reality is much different. WFIR’s Emma Thomas with more: Share: Post navigation Previous: Two high-ranking VA officials at odds over FBI searchNext: Gauntlet winner wants to help “micro-steaders” raise their poultry Related Stories Governor Spanberger in Roanoke at Higher Education Center to sign workforce development bills into law Gene Marrano April 27, 2026 AAA offers tips to save at the pump as Virginia’s average hovers near $4 Web Staff April 27, 2026 Trump unharmed as shooting interrupts White House correspondents’ dinner Ian Price April 25, 2026
Movies like “Taken” exposed the world to the idea of human trafficking, but a woman who works with real victims of the crime here in Virginia says the reality is much different. WFIR’s Emma Thomas with more:
