A 21-year-old claimed he was “almost sold into sex slavery” by his best friend when he was younger.
In 2013, Ana Vianey Martínez Lugo from Mexico nearly fell victim to human trafficking at the hands of a close friend, but was eventually rescued by her “sixth sense” and her mother.
A friend of Ana’s name, whose name is withheld for secrecy, told her that she had won the opportunity to attend an exchange in Spain and that she could bring two friends with her.
Excited to be elected, Ana started filling out the paperwork to fly to the other side of the world with her boyfriend, whom she had known for five years.
But when the then teenager reviewed the personal information form, there was a wonderful gift that revealed the web of lies.
The 21-year-old said he was “almost sold as a sex slave” by his best friend when he was younger.
In 2013, Ana Vianey Martínez Lugo from Mexico nearly fell victim to human trafficking at the hands of a close friend, but was rescued by her “sixth sense” and her mother.
Ana’s boyfriend had told her that he had won the opportunity to attend an exchange in Spain and that he could bring two friends.
Excited to be elected, Ana started filling out the paperwork to fly to the other side of the world with her boyfriend, whom she had known for five years.
He noticed one of the main questions: “Are you a virgin?” This bothered her and she asked her to tell her mother.
But when the then teenager scanned the personal information form, there was a wonderful gift that unraveled the web of lies.
The next day, Ana’s mother called the school the two teenagers attend and was surprised to be told that a school exchange program did not exist.
Ana’s mother later visited her best friend’s childhood home, where she revealed her plan while looking at her computer.
It turned out that her boyfriend, who is older than the girl and has been with her for a month, threatened to hire the young slaves or harm her family.
Years after the betrayal, Ana decided to share her close encounter with the sex trade to warn others.
“I had no reason not to trust him,” she recently reminded Jam Press. “We’ve been best friends since we were eight.
“He knew I could trust him. I felt like I was in a hole and it was all a dream – I couldn’t believe that none of what had happened was true, that my best friend was doing this.
He noticed one of the main questions: “Are you a virgin?” this bothered him and asked him to tell his mother
The next day, Ana’s mother called the school the two teenagers attend and was surprised to be told that a school exchange program did not exist.
Ana’s mother later visited her best friend’s house, where she revealed her plan while looking at her computer.
“I loved him very much and our relationship was always good and I didn’t understand why he had to do anything to me.
“When I read the question, I thought it was a weird question to ask on a school form. I felt something was wrong, so I told my mother, who was investigating the situation.
“Everything taught me that a great heart blinds us to the tremendous evil that exists in the world.
“No matter how much love we have for someone, never remove that thorn in your heart that gives you the sixth sense.
Because that little emotion can save a life in any situation. Despite what my girlfriend did – it was wrong – I tried to understand the situation from her point of view.
It turned out that her boyfriend, who is older than the girl and has been with her for a month, threatened to hire the young slaves or harm her family.
Years after the betrayal, Ana decided to share her close encounter with the sex trade to warn others.
Ana talked about the near-traffic event on TikTok, where her video went viral, garnering more than six million views and baffling many social media users.
“It can’t be easy being with someone who threatened your life and family when you were little. This is a crime. I’m grateful that nothing happened.
Ana talked about the event close to Tic Toc, where her video went viral, garnering more than six million views, and stunned many social media users.
“You can’t trust anyone,” one viewer wrote in the comment section.
“The importance of Google searching everything” adds another.
A third TikToker said: “They tell you not to trust strangers, what they don’t tell you is that you don’t trust people you’ve known all your life.”
A fourth comment reads, “You literally can’t trust anyone.”
“With friends like this you don’t need enemies,” wrote another.
Source: Daily Mail
