Thanks for being “brave” enough to share your story. The kids and I are proud of you!

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@lisaturtle1106

11 ай бұрын

Yes she is amazingly strong!!! God bless her❤🙏🏼

@lisaturtle1106

11 ай бұрын

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@QunDeev08

11 ай бұрын

…what the enemy meant for PURE EVIL! GOD turned Ms. Keeya’s LIFE AROUND for HER GOOD and HIS GLORY!!! 🙌🏽…talk about BEAUTY for ASHES!!!! I am SO VERY SORRY for the HARSH & HEARTBREAKING TUMULT that she had to endure! 😢 but SHE LITERALLY ROSE from ASHES to BEAUTY! THANK GOD! she survived to be able to TELL THIS and STILL be blessed with her own safe haven of a spouse and beautiful children! #WOW!!!!! ❤❤❤❤ this story humbles me and continues to make me appreciate the GOODNESS OF GOD! I AM FOREVER GRATEFUL for Ms. Keeya’s transparency!!!! GOD BLESS HER!!!! ❤

@MaryMarisen

10 ай бұрын

​@@fast_traffick_reportThank you so much for sharing. This topic needs so much awareness and less stigmatisation! There's nothing to be ashamed of. Of course I wish I hadn't happened to you or anyone else, yet you survived and thrived and are here to tell your story. Again, thank you and may God continue to watch over you and yours 🙏🏾🫶🏾

Thank you kindly for this testimony, my granddaughter went missing for 8+ months in San Antonio TX, just a month ago she escaped her captures, she met her guy friend on Instagram. Thankfully my granddaughter is now safe. God Never Stops Working, He Never Stops Working 🙌🏾

You broke the cycle of generational trauma. You changed the history of your children and their future children.

@debihester7284

7 ай бұрын

God did really

@michelleroberts6597

29 күн бұрын

what a BEAUTIFUL comment ❤️

@dannysmomma

14 күн бұрын

Best comment by far, and exactly my sentiment!

Thanks for the wonderful comments. Please share, share, share, my story and the stories of this channel as our communities need to be aware of these issues that affect humanity. I’m so grateful for Texas Pictures…they get it!!!

@handsoffmypod

11 ай бұрын

your life story shows such strength. Underneath all of this, you carry so much strength and determination. I see you and you are loved. Thank you for sharing.

@hanamarcetic5923

11 ай бұрын

The way you tell your story iz amazing, you are beautifully soulful and I am so glad you are free. I wish you all the love in the world

@glcmranger421

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for having the courage to share your story. It will make a difference! 🏍🇺🇸🎒

@AyaEgbuho

11 ай бұрын

God is with you and for you. Multiplied blessings to you! ❤

@SR71GIRL

11 ай бұрын

WOW! Just wow! Thank you for telling your story. It takes a tremendous amount of courage to be so honest. You literally jumped from the fire into the frying pan as a young, neglected, frightened child. I believe you have & will save many lives with your honesty and faith. I can't thank you enough for sharing your incredible story. THANK YOU, beautiful woman, for standing up against & exposing evil. You are amazing. May God bless you, Keeya & your family. ❤️ 🙏❤️

I lived 18 years in Atlanta starting in 1999. One of my first jobs was a Mental Health Clinical Director at a children’s residential center, 90% were children from the foster care community. My floor was little girls aged 11 to 14. I along with other therapists provided 1on1 and group counseling to these children. What I learned was that some of these girls were placed in a temporary shelter (downtown Atlanta) prior to finding foster parents. Pimps knew this and would purposely target that shelter. Girls would run away?? (really be coerced by the pimps) and the state would find them or get them back, that’s when I would get them in residential centers, it’s been over 20 years since I worked there. Listening to the brave and beautiful woman’s stories brought me right back to the horrific stories I heard from those little girls mouths. I will never forget it and the crimes against children, unspeakable acts, still emotionally shake me to this day. Thank you, thank you so much for sharing your story. We need to expose these things, keep talking beautiful lady and again with love, thank you.

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for being a soldier who cares. You have such an important place in our lives! ❤

@ajwriter5699

9 ай бұрын

I’m an adult sexual violence survivor and I’ve also worked in youth serving, crisis-type programs. That included a hotline worker in Atlanta while I attended CAU off and on from ‘96-‘99 and a resource outreach case manager for a high risk maternity program in Portsmouth, VA. Atlanta was and is still wild. There is a heavy and egregious spirit of entitlement, human rights violation, perversion, pedophilia and sadistic invincibility all over that damn city. Wasn’t it just 2 years ago that a Red Lobster waitress was snatched from a bus stop and sold into sex trafficking? I remember the interview very well. The reporter was even crying because this baby’s vivid details about her many, graphic violations was near vomit-inducing. I felt so bad for her. I saw a lot of Atlanta’s underbelly while dating this one security guard I worked with Grady. He was contracted at clubs, strip clubs, bars, private parties, etc. Magic City HAS to be in bed with Atlanta PD to somehow remain open after the stuff that goes on in there. There’s just so much money exchanging very dirty hands as part of a city/state/global inside job. Some of those Hartsfield employees and contractors need to be shaken down. I remember there was always an off campus gig that promised a better life. Freshman and transfer students were ripe. I had classmates who stripped to pay their tuition. I saw flyers recruiting “models” for a swimsuit mag. I rented a room in a boarding house near the West End that was owned by a dirty cop. I came to find out: 1. He had 3 lookouts who lived there. 2. I was the only resident who wasn’t an addict. 3. Some people who I later found out were mules, were underage. A LOT of professional ball players had some of the prettiest campus girls as side chicks who they put up pretty comfortably in some fancy Dunwoody, Alpharetta, Suwanee, or Buckhead condo. I had a fling with one of the air jockey’s at V-103 (no, not Frank or Griff) that told me some things I really didn’t want to hear. He was one of the radio personalities on the Fantastic Voyage TJ cruise and talked about the ship-wide orgy that was practically going on during the cruise. I heard about the girls who were in relationships with married professors in exchange for stellar grades. I was their during the years when Ennis Cosby was murdered AND when that very high profile gang rape happened in that Morehouse dorm. Trust, it only made the national news because her father worked in Admissions at Spelman and raised hell. Dr. Johnetta Cole held a prayer vigil for her. Then a damn riot practically erupted after all 3 guys were basically given a slap on the wrist. They got kicked off their teams, was ordered to stay off of Spelman’s campus for one year, and something else. I forgot what. Shame. Those first few years after Mayor Campbell shut down Freaknik were a mess because that typical Gold Rush spike in fast money Spring-time usually ushered in was no longer available. So the need to hustle that degree of surplus cash, even if only for one annual event, drove a lot of activities underground again. Forcible bondage such as homemade VHS porn, gang/fraternity/ransom initiations, escort services, you name it. Pimps, madames had to resume out of town traveling to recruit again because would-be victims weren’t readily crawling all over the A by the 1,000s like Freaknik crowds of the past. I saw a lot. I remember a lot. I worked 3d shift at the Howard Johnson Hotel in Midtown. The guy who trained me would change a clean room to dirty in the system so I wouldn’t book it. Then he’d give a pimp or a John a clean sheet to throw over the made bed and tell them they have 1 hour. And not to touch anything except the sink. Then he’d pocket the money, check the room, and switch the room status back to clean. I often wondered if some of those ladies were consenting prostitutes or underage victims. My coworker told me I didn’t see nothing and I don’t know nothing. I said okay. That dude made a killing, especially with suite rentals. I believe that raggedy hotel had 2. If we had a bachelor of some other party booked, he’d hand people a stack of towels and literally forbid me to go up there. Like the night one of Atlanta PD’s finest had his bachelor party up there. I don’t know what went on. BUT there were a lot of guests, pretty women, and what looked like bouncers went up. No one came out of that room FOR HOURS. The few who did were pissy drunk and reaked of a marijuana, beer, and cigarette stench. Atlanta, GA is a modern-day Sodom and Gomorrah. The first time I was sexually assaulted was during my time in Atlanta. It was a visiting supervisor at the local Pizza Hut I used to work at on Campbleton Road in the West End. The one past Huddle House on the right. I’m not sure if it’s still there. Probably not. THEE ghetto-ist place ON EARTH to open a Pizza Hut. I won’t go into details, but I did change my mind and said I wanted to go to sleep. He laughed and told me to quit playing. So I consented to sex just to get it over with so he would quit bugging me and I could finally go to sleep. BUT he’s well endowed and started getting rough. I SAID “STOP.” He ignored me and got rougher. I REPEATED “STOP! IT HURTS. GET OFF OF ME!” Again, he ignored me. He then locked me in his arms in a bear hug so I could no longer move AND SPED UP. I couldn’t go anywhere. We were at his friend’s house, with that man and his lady who were in their bedroom. It had Armageddon snowed earlier that day and up til the evening some time. The streets were impassable. No buses were running. I didn’t even know the address to the house I was in, nor which part of Atlanta. I just had to shut up and stay there with him until morning when the ice melted a little. His name is Kota. I don’t remember his last name. But he’s a tall, slender, light skin man. Taller than me and I’m 5’10, give or take. He was the company class clown with a goofy sense of humor, almost immature, you could say and cracked jokes the ENTIRE shift. He talked about his kid a lot and his ex. I don’t remember her name. But he said her nickname was “Lady” because she carried herself with so much class. Kota said they had a one night stand too, and “We got 4 years and a beautiful baby out of that one night.” The only time he wasn’t being silly is when he talked about her. I could look in his eyes and tell that Lady was the one who got away. 15 years would go by before I uttered a word to anyone about how my temporary Pizza Hut supervisor violated me that night. I just told a girlfriend, not any authorities. MARTA wasn’t running anyway and Kota was my only ride back to my apartment. He acted like nothing happened the next morning. He showered and got dressed, then started cracking jokes with his friend. Then he told me I was taking too long to scramble eggs. This Keewa lady embodies so much strength and grace to have survived not an incident, but Years of brutality and emptiness. I aspire to one day rest in the stable, emotional wellness that she exhibits. Trust, I can relate. I was never trafficked, bus I still have flashbacks from years of childhood incest, PTSD from repeated sexual harassment and verbal abuse in my short-lived, NAVY career, and other abuses. The shame one can harbor from an alphabet soup of mental illness diagnosis will burn a cave in your chest until it just becomes too burdensome to carry any longer. Surviving the healing process, therapy, meds, learning to trust and function normally again is all to real for me too. None of this is easy. Getting better can make you crazy lol It’s like Otis’ mama said in the Temptation’s movie, “I was alright until they started curing me.” It’s a good thing that Jesus is curing me now :)

@GaiaDay66

9 ай бұрын

@@ajwriter5699 Thank you AJ…. I know it’s not always easy to share such painful experiences with others. I want to let you know that you are heard and loved. Thank you so much, you are helping others, take care Gail

@paddyholly2184

9 ай бұрын

@@ajwriter5699 My heart goes out to you! My heart breaks for Every girl/woman/boy & man who's been victimized by morally reprehensible and bankrupt people. The problem is so deeply entrenched in 'Society' that I don't see Anything - Ever Changing. 😢 I'm so happy you're on the road to healing, though. 💕

@paddyholly2184

9 ай бұрын

​@@ajwriter5699 P.S. You write beautifully and are very eloquent. Maybe your story (and the hundreds of thousands of others) can blast through Americas collective conscience of denial. Be careful of 'The Church', too. They're filled with Fake 'Pastors'& 'Preachers' who have Nothing to do with Jesus. xoxo

There must be a special hell for those who are doing such heinous crimes to children. Here sits a woman that has earned her wings a hundred times over. Here sits a woman that is an example of true courage and grace. 💕

It’s so sick how it’s big name people that are involved in this as well. This is so sad

I survived abuse and had low self esteem too. God and the holy spirit got me out of so many messes that I could have been killed. I live in Huntsville Texas and I’m a supporter of our local Saafe house. I tell my story I’m no longer ashamed. I’m also engaged to a man who knows my past and is a great supporter when it comes to my mental health. Your a beautiful woman and thank you for sharing your healing story!

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Congratulations on your survival! You should reach out to Texas Pictures and share! 😉There are so many who need to hear what you escaped from! I salute you!❤

@WAMOEMinistries

9 ай бұрын

I grew up in a strict religious environment. I’m a survivor of various abuses, low self esteem and suicidal tendencies. As a result, ended up marrying a preacher who was abusive as well. I told my late preacher father what was happening, he told me to stay there bc my ex husband wasn’t beating me. I continued to be there. One day, it got to a point I wouldn’t take it anymore, ask the good Lord for help. Yes He provided finances n a way of escape for my children and I. Well once I divorced him, my family, his and the church ostracized and shunned me for many years. But I’m very happy I overcame the pain and suffering. Today, my children and I amidst all the spoken negativity we’re successful. This young woman was so bold to share her story without breaking down in the process. I admire her for her courage. God bless her in all that she does in life. Thank the Lord, He reconnected to her brother n his family who helped her through the process. I’m joyful in her testimony. I wrote my testimony “Reborn” which it encouraged others to live their best life despite trauma. God is able.

@greaterishe7197

9 ай бұрын

💐

@maxxinethewoopitcher

9 ай бұрын

@@WAMOEMinistries yes! He is able🙏🏿

@Mink_Tracks

8 ай бұрын

HalleluYAH 😊 God is so good!

I am a mother of two teenage daughters- thank you for being brave and baring your soul. Glad you overcame the darkness.

@fast_traffick_report

9 ай бұрын

Still overcoming! Thanks and I pray for you & your daughter’s safety!

I met her coming back from Georgia on my way to California. We sat next to each other on the plane ride home. I think that she is a wonderful lady, and I was speechless hearing her telling me her story. By the time we landed I was on my phone ordering her book from my Amazon app. I haven't been able to put her book down since I got it. If you want to know what happens in this country everyday but; people just don't talk about it, and it's still considered a "Taboo" topic for a lot of people. I would definitely suggest that you read this book, it's an "eye opener" to say the least. She delivers an absolutely impactful, and powerful story! 🧐

@sonjicraig1724

8 ай бұрын

What the name of her book 📖 🤔

@trinleywangmo

4 ай бұрын

@@sonjicraig1724 "One Thousand Elsewhere: A True Survivor Story" on Paperback - December 14, 2021.

@magyarmainer4692

2 ай бұрын

Wow . How amazing that you met her. I am only a little ways in but I am so impressed by her . ❤

She's so exquisite, inside and out!!! 💝

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

💝🥰

This is gut-wrenching. Makes me wish I were sitting next to her 16-year old self on that plane and could offer her a hug and a safe place to stay….❤️

This is most definitely human trafficking as the definition is not one size fits all. The people saying it isn’t need to educate themselves some more. They also need to educate themselves on brain development. I’m glad she shared her story. It’s important to see the layers of human trafficking in this country. May she continue down a positive and blessed path.

@portiaparker1669

9 ай бұрын

Indeed! Amen particularly concerning brain development because at 16 our brain are not fully developed and to think that some low-life men and more so women took advantage of a child in dire need of help behooves me, makes me shiver.

@latarshashipley6640

9 ай бұрын

Q

This lady is very well spoken despite all she has been through which i find incredible! Keep your head up you are alive to share this story for a reason! thank you for this story

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

🥹Thanks for your kindness!❤️

@fast_traffick_report

9 ай бұрын

Queen it’s only the grace of God! 💃🏽

@claudiaargueta3767

9 ай бұрын

That's the thought process that she is trying to make a point to prove; she is articulate then, now, and tomorrow. Human trafficking is not what you think it looks like, or Talks like. We have to keep an open mind about everything

@fast_traffick_report

9 ай бұрын

@@claudiaargueta3767 Indeed we do! 🫶🏽

@debihester7284

7 ай бұрын

Remember she was highly intelligent and well spoken before her abuse too, that’s why

This lady is truly phenomenal and inspiring! She does not realize God is using her to save so many others!! God is blessing her. Ppl want truth, transparency and hope!!

@patricialawson-df4wo

9 ай бұрын

Yes for sure she is being used by Spirit!

Thank you for taking your story! Ppl don't understand that it's in America more then what ppl think. I was trafficked for 2yrs by the county commissioner in my hometown. I've been with an anti trafficking organization for almost 4yrs now. We are thrivers! Much love❤

I was kidnap in Minneapolis in Minnesota when I went to the clubs one night. I was being sold, he was negotiating the price when I tried to jump off the car on high way, that’s how I got away.

@moesdef3117

8 ай бұрын

Blessings to you ❤️

@melissaHendrick-mq7oc

7 ай бұрын

Omg ..

Isn’t it a shame that not ONE of those men or even young men had the decency to say, how can I help without taking advantage of you. 😢 Also, isn’t it something that the more control you exert over yourself, the more others won’t try to get over on you. Meaning, while she had no control, people took full advantage of her, but when she decided she was going to take control of herself, that is when she started gaining some kind of respect from herself and from others. Message… Never loose sight of who you are & always remain in control of you. ❤ God Bless Everyone Woman or Girl Going Through Being Mistreated. Please Remember To Love & Respect Yourself. People will treat you how you allow them to. ❤🙏🏽

Nothing ever becomes as beautiful as someone who owns their story! God's love is a shield, lean into him! God bless the micro steps!

I'm so moved by her story. She articulated everything in a way that had me entranced for 50 minutes, and her bravery in retelling her years of trauma, self-reflection and eventually recovery with forgiveness leading into advocacy have me wondering what I can do to contribute to fighting this never ending battle of abuse which in many instances is right in front of us. Thank you for being willing to tell your story!!!

Thank you, I'm 75 years old and suffered a similar experience when I was younger. I still suffer with shame and guilt. I wished I had gotten help.

This poor woman didn't have paternal protection and security at home so she was extra vulnerable. And the way that people act and abuse other people.... So sad how people forget that other people are also humans! Terrible. I am so sorry for her. I hope God will heal her.

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Great observation and so accurate! Yes, I’m doing well these days! 😀

@Ab-abovetheFirmament

11 ай бұрын

@@fast_traffick_report very nice to hear that. I really wish that God blesses you abundantly. Take care.

@sallysharp4126

9 ай бұрын

sadly domestic abuse strikes again 💔

@marissa8907

9 ай бұрын

​@@fast_traffick_reportThank you for sharing. You are so brave. May God continue to help you heal🙏🙏

She is SO lovely, so articulate, and she is a survivor! God Bless You for sharing your story.

This story needs to be told and shared with young women

@ShanayMac

9 ай бұрын

It's alot of people uneducated I beat it in Cali and I was beat it in Atlanta hell being younger than what I am now. Getting education and etc not even being in the wrong place at the wrong time. People are just evil and money hungry. I agree with you on your comments

@imchuckbass4757

8 ай бұрын

It does, for SO many reasons. I have a wealthy friend who complains about her life constantly (after she tells me she just had a massage, got botox, and went to a spa). She makes up problems for herself because she doesn't have to work and is so bored that she has to create drama. People like that need to watch videos like this so they can get in touch with reality. I also have a friend who is in a very abusive relationship who thinks she has absolutely nowhere to go, so much so that she sends me pictures that she wants to have shown at her funeral. She needs to see videos like this, because she needs to see that there is hope and there is help.

That’s right she got back to the basics with God and her family. Stopped the old things, broke from bad relationship , then renewed her mind. Shared her testimony. Tell the truth, shame the devil. Beautiful. That’s the secret.

Thank you for sharing your story on multiple platforms. I also had a mental breakdown in my early 20’s. My son was 3 years old at the time. The wanting to get hit by a car thing I can relate to. I even wanted to just walk out late at night wanting someone to harm me. I’m 35 now and I’m just now getting the help that I need. I held on as best I could. I’m very proud of myself and all survives.

My prayers are with victims and survivors of Human Trafficking.Amen.

Keeya it's so important that brave lights like you speak out. Abusers target vulnerable children who, if abused can wrongly be discredited and do not have parental support. It's happening globally. Gloria Masters, (New Zealand), Brenda O'Hare, (England), and yourself to name only 3 who blow the whistle on what's happening on a large scale. There are common themes with these stories and you should link up. It's time for ordinary people to mobilise on this issue. Well done Keeya for being so strong.

She is a hero for speaking out. Her candor and self awareness are refreshing and eye opening. Every parent needs to watch this video. May God bless you and your family. And may God protect our vulnerable from these predators.

I have to do more to heal myself as a woman and help other girls and women. This is a crime that I believe should have the death penalty attached to it. To sell another human being is awful. Traffickers and pimps are the lowest beings on this planet period. I’m glad she made it

Wow… Most of Keeya’s testimony is so parallel to mine…l didn’t realized I was trafficked, no one talked about this in the late 70-80’s. I later was briefly a human trafficking advocate and then stopped - I felt shame because I was an adult not a child when it happen to me. I know I was not to blame; childhood trauma followed me most of my life. But, it was still hard to face the feeling of; I should have known better…

Trafficking stories are hard for me to listen to but I feel that it is the least I can do is open my ears and just listen to what they have to say. Thank you for sharing. I know that these stories will help many people. God Bless You.

I just saw the movie "Sound of Freedom" today and now I'm seeing your video. That movie sent me through a range of emotions. I cried through the first 30 to 45 minutes and then some. I did not realize the extent to which sex trafficking occurs around the world. I left that movie wanting to take action, wanting to DO something!!! I will be researching ways I can help end sex trafficking permanently after seeing that movie. I applaud you for the courage to tell your story. More of these stories need to be told. Prayerfully record producers like the one who took advantage of you will be exposed one day, and everyone else who assulted you at that time will be exposed and punished also. You are an overcomer and such an inspiration. Keep telling your story sister. God bless you! ❤🙏🏽✊🏽👊🏽.

I see an articulate woman full of beauty, love, grace and dignity. Jesus gives us a beautiful robe of His righteousness.

This my story! Same thoughts, trauma, betrayal and survival. We are many. I turned to drugs to survive. Thank you for your powerful story and giving us a voice. We are empowering survivors by sharing there is a way out. We can heal, we can recover. Love heals.❤

Not this is heartwrenching, and I just say you look so healthy and vibrant, that shows how far your spiritual progress has come. It’s amazing what angels were watching over you all this time and still today.

I was a military brat too. We moved every 12 months at least. I understand the always being the new kid and being bullied.

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching my story. It definitely sucks. It does help me relate to and connect with bullied children. Pain is for a purpose.

@lorielizabethwade7505

10 ай бұрын

Me too. Moving so often means you have no outside connections so it easier for the abuser to not be detected, especially back when children weren't taught about bad touching and to tell a trusted adult for help.

@fast_traffick_report

10 ай бұрын

@@lorielizabethwade7505 Indeed!

What a beautiful soul who has overcome so much in this crazy life. I sit here in awe and so humbled and in such admiration of the strength and bravery you exude. Such an intelligent woman and interesting story. God bless this beautiful woman forever more. ❤

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Such heart warming words. Thank you!!!

@QunDeev08

11 ай бұрын

YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE EVERY WORD U SAID!!!!! SOOO TRUE!!!!!!❤❤❤

@m.strawder5664

9 ай бұрын

U SO BEAUTILUL K.. MIMIINDMV.!! 21 AUG23😊

@fast_traffick_report

9 ай бұрын

@@QunDeev08 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

@QunDeev08

9 ай бұрын

@@fast_traffick_report 💙💙💙💙💙💙

Thank you for sharing your experiences. I appreciate stories like yours because it shows that there's not always a man in a windowless van kidnapping people, trafficking can literally happen in the blink of an eye to just about anyone. There are men that trick their girlfriends into trafficking, women who trick their friends into trafficking, parents who freely give up their children to trafficking... it goes on right under our noses every single day. Very glad that you made it out and lived to tell your story ❤

All these popular entertainers should be in jail for harming her!

Beautiful young lady...so happy she made it out to tell her truth to other people. .... ❤

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for calling me young…lol!

@caramelkimmiekim8272

9 ай бұрын

Who a abused her?

She aged down! Gorgeous, Humble, Blessed & Anointed! Thank you for sharing your story, no matter what they did to you, they couldn't take away what God has blessed you with. His Love and his Light! God bless you! This story is an eye opener that many times trauma and pain allows us to help others who are going through what we have been through. As women, as people, we are all connected. It's time we stop fighting and judging each other and start uplifting each other. Like the wise folks say,' You never know what people are going through." I know God is able to restore, revive and provide. He's Able!

@fast_traffick_report

9 ай бұрын

Thank you Queen!!! I’m glad to be at a place where I’m able to share with others. I’m filming content for those who want real solutions! The focus will be healthier lifestyles for survivors (private subscription) where I’ll do weekly lives).

I can tell this lady made good grades in language arts. Or is a teacher. She is so well spoken. speaks beautifully. 😊

This woman is so strong, resilient, amazing and inspirational. It's sick what happened to her - especially that it was done to her by financial elites in the entertainment industry.

Sometimes people can be so severely damaged by life that there has to be rebuilding. Just like the Pheonix you rose above it all. Thank you for sharing your story🙏🙏🙏

What a beautiful lady. Lord bless.

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Awe! Thank youuuu 😊

Beautiful inside and out. God doesn't do terrible things, but He brings us through, helps us find ourselves again, grow strong, and then He turns us loose like soldiers to help others. What a message of hope. Thank you.

I want to thank you for your bravery and speaking out. I am sending you a tight, sincere, an long hug. I will never forget you. They HAVE to be stopped.

Powerful Testimony 🙏🏾

Horrible people who do this things to a 16th year old child. You are so brave. God bless you

I think we in America turn a blind eye to human trafficking. Not here in America. Thank you for speaking out. I don't think you should be ashamed, you had no control with what was happening.I feel so bad for you. Please continue to share. So many people are unaware of the circumstances you endured.You are right, life is difficult!You were seeking help but in all the wrong places.

So Very Sorry Her Mother was a domestic violence victim and sorry she went through what she went through. She was brave to leave home @ 16. so sorry she ended up with those satanic industry folk. 😭😢Praises To Our Creator for saving Her and She is here to Share Her Story. 🙌🏾🙏🏾

I admire you for your courage in telling your story in order to bring awareness to the prevalence of social media trafficking... 🇿🇦

Powerful story!!!!! Wish I could give you a huge hug. I’ll bet I’m not the only person who cried .❤

Wow i was wondering what drew me to this video and why ur story felt so intriguing to me... then u mention Elizabeth NJ and Newark NJ and im like WOW 🤯🤯🤯 I'm from Newark NJ andci experienced the sex work industry in Elizabeth NJ on Highway 1&9 I'm glad you got out and gained a hold of your life and was able to heal. May God continue to bless you

What a beautiful testimony! ❤❤

You are a beautiful light in a world of darkness ♥️ Thank you

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for your sweet words!🥰

You are a beautiful, intelligent, strong woman. Thank you for sharing 🕊

She seems so kindhearted. I'm so happy for her changing her life for the better.

It always amazes me how the people being trafficked withhold the names of celebrities. I wonder how many other children have been trafficked by these same celebrities. I've experienced abuse. I told. I don't like that these celebrities get to stay anonymous and protected. Leave that part out of the story if you're not going to name the abusers!

@sparklesp9304

9 ай бұрын

Are you serious? Have you forgotten what happened to Jeffrey Epstein? I mean, think about it.

@jeejee777

9 ай бұрын

Jeffrey Epstein is probably in Egypt, right now, living his best life! He was never going to tell anyone anything.@@sparklesp9304

@Ariesnetwork

5 ай бұрын

Yes tell now is the time. Don’t let us continue to support these monsters

@bovinityleak2066

Ай бұрын

You could do yur own sleuthing. She said the abusive music producer in the 90’s put her in some music videos. Since you know her name you may find the videos then you can figure out the producer.

@EBlueTX

Ай бұрын

Right . Please expose these terrible abusers !!!!

Her story is very familiar in many ways as I was groomed by an older man that I eventually had two children that are now adults. But I hid abuse for many years that it started to reflect in other negative ways. One of them being an eating disorder and the other was hoarding and not allow anyone to visit me.

Thank you for sharing.

@user-hp2do5vn8e

6 ай бұрын

Understand that God is the answer to everything you do.stay away from famous people,no good.

You are brave, keep telling your story !! God bless you!! I have a story also suffered sexual abuse and being raped and once I started to share it seems I felt a release !! Prayers for you all

What an absolutely beautiful and gracious, precious woman. As hard as it was, GOD has a purpose for your life--for everything. Nothing you've gone thru is wasted. You are loved. Continue to walk in His love, mercy, grace and peace. ♥️

This story made me cry. Tears of joy, hope & pain. I’m so glad that this woman was able to triumph. She is so brave for sharing her story. I wish they can turn this story into a movie

This beautiful woman’s ability to tell this story is unmatched! I was completely engulfed. You are absolutely amazing and definition of perseverance.

I just want to give her a hug so bad. I’m so sorry she went through that horrible experience. Those men saw her need and desperation and took advantage of her. But, what the devil meant for evil God has turnt around for good. God is using her pain to help others! Praise God! Hallelujah! 🙌🏾🙌🏾 Thank you Jesus Christ for helping her and using all the people you use to get her to were she needed to be.

She definitely doesn't look like or sound like what she's been through. I'm glad I watched the whole thing.

I truly believe that you survived because you have a beautiful spirit. Thank you for sharing your story. Blessings to you always 🙏 💛.

Wow! Very eloquently spoken and it's truth. Across the board predators.

You are very well spoken. Broke the cycle of abuse and addiction that you could have so easily fallen into it. Crawling out of the mess is so hard.

I am SO Proud of You, You Are a Warrior & a Beautiful Queen. I have a similar story & I Thank GOD every day for Saving me... And yes, I posted your story on my FB page.

Keeya you are amazing. Your ability to express yourself is a gift you share with all of us. Thank you and love....

This woman's story is heartbreaking yet inspiring. My beautiful sister, I'm truly sorry you had to go through what you have. I thank you for sharing your story, but you are not a victim. You are a Victor. You have been through hell and back, but you have walked away stronger than most. You have given me hope that I can overcome the things I have been through myself. God bless you, your brother, and your whole family. ❤❤

This is bigger than you still... with your elegance, well-spoken voice, and testimony, this is a movie, and guess what? You are the producer. We often hear that hurt people hurt people; however, I believe that when given the right resources and community, "hurt people have the power to heal people!"

Thank you for sharing your story. I pray it will cause many others to be free! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@cocinandoconrosita6902

11 ай бұрын

Amen! For many more women, men and children to be set FREE!

Your truth will be a blessing to someone. I am so thankful that you survived are able share this with so many. Your courage is a blessing.

@fast_traffick_report

9 ай бұрын

👋🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

@m.strawder5664

9 ай бұрын

Helicopter Mom Never heard that term .LOL.! My Heart weeping for..because of the Soulless Dregs .that try to take ur life. But GOD had another plan for u. I Thank you for sharing K .If Ever in ,33634 would love to Meet U MIMIINDMV..21,AUG23. Peace.!

Thank you for being a shining light!

Awesome, Lady Keeya! Nothing that you have been through is wasted. God is using you mightily for His glory! Yes, you are brave!

Thanks for sharing your story..

wow, just wow. I love your articulate and detailed explanation of how human trafficking affected you and I do believe that your story in your own words will help countless others seeking a way out. One thing that stood out - is the shame - and overcompensating for that being almost as harmful as the abuse itself. Thanks so much sister - much respect to you and your strength and courage in speaking about this.

Keeya❤... Thank you for being you and staying alive.. you shine brilliantly, courageously, meticulously, lovingly and so beautifully!! Is there a way that I can provide mental/physical healing for your organization, please? I have been trying to coordinate with survivors to no avail. You have a beautiful family ❤ please take excellent care 🙏

More people need to speak out. It is such an amazing thing to hear peoples experience and can help others with their stories. Specially the ones who don’t want to voice their story. Not everyone can come out to tell what happened. But we all can feel the power behind the stories, especially if you can relate to some. Thank you for being brave and having the strength to help others with your story 👏🏻 💪🏼

Thank you for your gracious story. It was so well verbalized. I sat here with tears rolling down my face thinking how your story mirrors my own. It's not only trafficking it's also human abuse within the home as you experienced. You are a beautiful, strong soul! Thank you again. And yes, you made it! 🙏

Wow… This woman story is So Moving ! I can’t believe adult men do this to young girls. Parents… please protect your children please please.

Keeya is so well spoken and an excellent spokesperson for this cause!

It's real happened to me in the 90s. Being the only girl of 22 brothers is what saved my life.

@isidoraveronica

9 ай бұрын

I hope you’re doing well and that you’re healed or healing.

@memyselfandi7419

9 ай бұрын

@@isidoraveronica Hard to heal while living in hell. I've learned that when people are afraid of u. They do dark things quietly voodoo and all.

Watching from North Carolina 🌷

I loveeeeee this Queen, I need her mentorship period. Now this is a Queen!! Sis u are the epitome of resilience, survival, class, grace, and hope. You are sunshine and I thank God for you. *I say quagmire all the time, that made me smile. 🩷🩷

Your story has touched my heart 💜 Thank you for sharing your story with the world, you are very brave, and I am so happy that you now realize that in yourself! What a strong woman you are. Strong in your convictions and strong in your desire to overcome. Strong in God! The world is Blessed to have you in it! Much Love to you and your family!

@fast_traffick_report

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words! ❤

Watching from Wembley London. Powerful testimony. Beautiful woman. Vision of Gods Grace. I love this lady and thank GOD for her life. ❤

I am so sorry that you went through this! I wish I could give you a hugI I believed that this didn't happen in America until I saw the movie, "SOUND OF FREEDOM"! After that movie. I am looking into how I can help. (If you know of any organizations, let me know). There's someone in my church who got up on the microphone yesterday and said that she was a victim of sex trafficking and was going to start up a group to help but I want to do even more. God bless you for your courage in sharing your story and your courage to overcome. You are no longer a victim but a VICTOR!!! GOD BLESS YOU!!!.

I clicked on this video. Curious...curious to know what does traficking look like in the USA. As you shared, I found myself identifying so much with you. My story...not going to get into it...but I identify. Then I found myself ANGRY!!! Angry...about what you had to go through in your household. Angry about the MANY people who took advantage of your pain. Angry about the mental health system ...I have a Loved One diagnosed with SZ and he was bullied , had anxiety, grew up in alcoholic rageful household with a mom who tried to hold the mess together (that would be me) and now he suffers so much....Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you for helping so many. Thank you for sharing the hope in Jesus Christ...You are on the other side and I needed to see this today. God bless you.

She is beautiful.. Reminds me of Michelle Obama.. Thanks for standing up and speaking for the voiceless.. Excellent video..❤❤❤

OMG I SWEAR I FELT EVERYTHING SHE SAID AS THOUGH SHE WAS TELLING MY STORY…… 😢 #thanksFORsharing

What a heart-powerful story. Her journey and fortitude is inspiring.

@fast_traffick_report

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! I’m grateful for the fact that you were inspired!

WOW!!! What a powerful testimony. Thank the Lord for your deliverance. Continue to share your testimony for the glory of God to touch others lives.

Sis.....wow !!!!! Beth Isreal is part of my story 😢.....you are amazing boo🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 !!!!!! ❤ thank u beautiful

I'm so sorry you went through this. But I'm so happy you got through it. 👏🏿👏🏿❣️

Thank you Keeya Vawar for sharing something so private and personal so that it may help another young woman or man, because these stories help everyone! Thank you.