She Survived Human Trafficking Women and children sold for sex and labor and some of them end up dead. An Oklahoma native says she was she was smuggled to Las Vegas and sold for sex in California, Florida, North Caroline, New York and many other states across the country. This week advocates from Oklahomans Against Trafficking Humans (OATH) and Stop Child Trafficking Now are meeting for a conference in Norman, Oklahoma to better educate parents, law enforcement and advocates against human trafficking. Sex slaves trapped in a tragic reality with their captors selling their bodies. "I thought I was going to die. I thought my body was going to be a Jane Doe," says "Jules". The survivor still living in fear doesn't want to reveal her true identity. "The traffickers I dealt with are not your local pimp they are bigger than me and you," says "Jules." So big it's known to work like a mob, organized crime where woman, teen girls, toddlers are smuggled and used as commodity. "There are pedophiles that want really small children," says "Jules". An underground market that "Jules" says is booming right here in this country. "Organ trafficking, sex trafficking, illegal adoptions, identity theft also used as labor factories," says "Jules". It's a business and the younger the women, the more money they're worth. "Jules" was 19 when she was trafficked for sex but she says she could be sold as a 13-year-old girl. "I told this one client the truth and he said I bought $5000 worth to be ...