In eighteen minutes, this account raises the most horrifying thing about this horrible practice; cops knowingly ignore it because their U. S. government says it pays the bills. It's a thirty two billion dollar a year, industry. Even with a black man leading this particular ring, with pre teen white girls as victims, which the film tells you to notice, the white male cops see it and ignore it. AnnaLynne McCord works, tirelessly and courageously, to bring attention to and eradicate this scourge. This being the only review at the time of this writing, 3 years after the film was made, brings to fore, the reality that a mainstream media bent on prosecuting an innocent Michael Jackson (found innocent in an official court of law), is a mainstream media that doesn't care about children. AnnaLynne had to make this film with her own production company to get it made.
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