Sammy Osborn is missing. She is seventeen years old.
Her mother is looking for her, misses her, wants her to come back home. She has been missing for one and a half years.
It is possible that Sammy has become a victim of human trafficking. Before she was taken from her home, her family and school noticed signs that she was being groomed for the sex industry. She carried a second ‘secret’ phone used for sex talk and had an abusive boyfriend who isolated Sammy from her family before she disappeared.
Sammy used to live in Bristol. There are many other children and teenagers like Sammy who go missing in the UK. STOP THE TRAFFIK believes that trafficking is wrong. If you know of anyone who has gone missing, they may have become victims of trafficking. See our website www.stopthetraffik.org/getinvolved/act to find out what you can do to help find that missing person. CROP (The Coalition for the Removal of Pimping) also reaches out to victims of sex trafficking. Valuable information is also available on their website, www.crop1.org.uk