15 Year Old Girl Goes to Bathroom at Halftime During Mavs Game, Ends up in OKC Hotel Room
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15...
So there arent 15 year old sluts?
With all the existing sex issues around the Mavs something horrible like this too?
Texas.
Wtf
Damn. 
I new a pimp in highschool and he could point out and tell me who was abused, raped, was using, or was promiscuous... all of which he said he could exploit.
He'd say he had the eye.
Now in my experience with woman, those same chics who had been abused or in those types of situations, i have found they are very easy to manipulate or have your way with (not that I have or would).
Now these are the woman who never say anything until like 10 years later. Hence me two movement, or same woman who find themselves trafficked like this.
It wouldn't surprise me if she was getting abused at home by none other than dad, same dude who took her to the game.
She probably like, well I getting abused at home, might as well get paid. Or at least I'm out of there.
He'd say he had the eye.
Now in my experience with woman, those same chics who had been abused or in those types of situations, i have found they are very easy to manipulate or have your way with (not that I have or would).
Now these are the woman who never say anything until like 10 years later. Hence me two movement, or same woman who find themselves trafficked like this.
It wouldn't surprise me if she was getting abused at home by none other than dad, same dude who took her to the game.
She probably like, well I getting abused at home, might as well get paid. Or at least I'm out of there.
Probably was threatened with violence?
Who's mans is this?
This shit smells to high heaven:
- How the fuck you sending your 15 year old to the bathroom alone in a place with 20,000 strangers
- Why she leaving with 2 dudes!?! No fuss? No struggle? She either knew them and planned to meet up or them draws was loose as fuck. Yes, she is young, but she don't care about that. Man, she left with two random as dudes! Every thot that is of age was a young thot at one time.
- How the fuck they not filing a report until 3 in the morning?
- What kind of stupid fucking rule that you have to file a missing persons report where you live? That shit should be where you went missing!
- These muhfucking PD's need to stop buying so many damn tanks and put some money into tech and tech squads to catch these monsters.
- BTW, it doesn't matter at all how old this girl is. She could have been 35 and this shit would have been terrible.
in a stadium with police and employees every 10 feet?
This but also people don't know to go to a task force like this...hell I didn't know such an agency existed until just now
kkkops sho acting real funny
like they had something to hide
like they had something to hide
TEEN'S TERROR Mystery of girl, 15, who vanished at basketball game solved after chilling nude pictures of teen found online
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Teen who disappeared at basketball game found after nude pictures seen online
A TEEN who police say was trafficked after going missing from a Dallas Mavericks game was found after her nude photos appeared online. The 15-year-old went to use a restroom before halftime of the …
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TEEN'S TERROR Mystery of girl, 15, who vanished at basketball game solved after chilling nude pictures of teen found online
Teen who disappeared at basketball game found after nude pictures seen online
A TEEN who police say was trafficked after going missing from a Dallas Mavericks game was found after her nude photos appeared online. The 15-year-old went to use a restroom before halftime of the …
Niggas (who are really pedos themselves) are worried about the wrong thing, people like the ones described in this article don't give a damn who's a slut or whose draws are loose, they are snatching whoever the fuck they can and shit like this why victims don't want to come forth.
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This human trafficaning this is getting out of control and 15,16,17,18,19,20,21 girls and young women aren't clueless could fight,scream,escape and some more shit.
She went to a game with her father and ended up in a hotel in another state...I have many nieces,many and they would of had to put a gun to their heads to get them up out of that bathroom and it would of been a fight to do that.
...........I'm not buying all of this human trafficaning stuff,it be alot more too this.
She went to a game with her father and ended up in a hotel in another state...I have many nieces,many and they would of had to put a gun to their heads to get them up out of that bathroom and it would of been a fight to do that.
...........I'm not buying all of this human trafficaning stuff,it be alot more too this.
There are girls who are raised in stable homes, both parents, safe communities and raised in a comfortable, financially secure life….and they still get sucked into the game.
A lot of young girls (mainly white) whose parents did the “White Flight” to keep their daughter sheltered, those girls are easily susceptible for these White Traffickers to get their hands on. Especially from Black pimps.
They are completely naive to street life and can be easily manipulated from dudes re-enacting the same BS Goldie used on that silly white chick from “The Mack”.
Bet it going to be revealed that her father is somehow part of this....
North Texas teen who went missing from Mavs game was advertised and sold for sex in Oklahoma City. Her family says many people could've stopped it.
American Airlines Center, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Police Department and Oklahoma City hotel all listed by attorneys as parties that could've prevented trafficking.
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North Texas teen who went missing from Mavs game was advertised and sold for sex in Oklahoma City. Her family says many people could've stopped it.
American Airlines Center, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Police Department and Oklahoma City hotel all listed by attorneys as parties that could've prevented trafficking.
Author: Morgan Young (WFAA)
Published: 7:47 PM CDT May 10, 2022
Updated: 6:19 AM CDT May 11, 2022
DALLAS — On April 8, a 15-year-old girl from North Richland Hills went to a Dallas Mavericks game with her dad at the American Airlines Center.
She went to the bathroom right before halftime.
She never made it back to her seat.
Surveillance footage showed video of her leaving the arena with a man that night.
A week and a half later, on April 18, police found the teen in a hotel room in Oklahoma City after her parents identified her through nude photos that had been posted online in sex advertisements.
"She was gone missing a total of 11 days," attorney Zeke Fortenberry said.
Fortenberry is representing the family in the ongoing case. Last week, he sent a letter to multiple parties he believes could have done things differently in the situation, possibly even preventing the situation from escalating.
"Our intent is to put [these organizations] on notice that we’re pursuing claims against them for their negligence and other causes of action," Fortenberry said.
In the release sent out by Fortenberry's office late last week, American Airlines Center, the Dallas Mavericks, the Dallas Police Department and the Oklahoma City hotel where the teen was found were all listed as parties that could have prevented the situation.
Fortenberry said the teen's father notified police at the game when he realized she was missing. But, according to Fortenberry, the father was told to report it to North Richland Hills Police, since that's where he lives.
The father said he was then told to go home.
He said he called North Richland Hills Police that night. Fortenberry said NRH police weren't able to help because, they said, the incident happened in Dallas.
"The family was frustrated," Fortenberry said. "After days of not getting any information from the Dallas Police Department and Dallas Police not taking any action, the family sought out the help of this agency in Houston.”
Fortenberry said the Houston-based human trafficking agency Texas Counter-Trafficking Initiative was able to use their face-recognition technology to help break open the case.
“That agency was able to help them locate the photograph of their daughter online within the same day," Fortenberry said.
That agency then contacted Oklahoma City Police, which is the agency that found the missing teen and arrested eight people in connection to the case.
RELATED: 'This is how it goes': Law enforcement, advocates warn parents after 15-year-old North Texas girl found in sex trafficking ring
"The Dallas Police Department never asked for a photo of the daughter," Fortenberry said.
In response to a request from WFAA, Dallas Police confirmed that an off-duty officer who was working the game on April 8 was notified that the teen was missing.
The department said the arena was searched, and shared this about protocol for these situations: "Texas Family Code(51.03 b. 3) dictates that missing juveniles are investigated as runaways unless there are circumstances which appear as involuntary such as a kidnapping or abduction. Those cases per code are to be filed where the juvenile resides."
North Richland Hills Police confirmed to WFAA that they received the report about the missing teen at 1:27 a.m., about six hours after the game started. The department said the teen was entered in the national missing person database by 3:24 a.m. on April 9.
Dallas Police said they helped North Richland Hills PD and created a bulletin for the missing teen that went out to the department on April 11.
Fortenberry said those efforts weren't enough.
“This girl was being sexually assaulted in a hotel room multiple nights," Fortenberry said. "Any time she could have been rescued from that sooner would have been better.”
Fortenberry is also targeting the hotel where the teen was found because, he said, there are multiple signs staff should have picked up on that indicated she was in danger.
"When a 40-something year old man walks in with a 15-year-old girl and rents multiple hotel rooms and then there is traffic coming in and out of those rooms, those are red flags," Fortenberry said.
Additionally, the letter was sent to the AAC and the Dallas Mavericks -- because, according to Fortenberry, the man the teen left with got into the game with a fake ticket that was sold to him by someone known by both organizations for selling fake tickets.
The Mavericks organization has not responded to a request for comment from WFAA.
But, on April 20, after the girl was found, the team released the following statement in conjunction with their arena: "The American Airlines Center (and the Dallas Mavericks) are grateful that the teenager has been found. Both entities will continue to cooperate with local and regional law enforcement on this case."
Fortenberry said he has not yet received a response from any of the parties to whom he sent the letter. But he said he hopes to hear back within the next month, so the situation can be settled without a lawsuit.
American Airlines Center, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Police Department and Oklahoma City hotel all listed by attorneys as parties that could've prevented trafficking.
Author: Morgan Young (WFAA)
Published: 7:47 PM CDT May 10, 2022
Updated: 6:19 AM CDT May 11, 2022
DALLAS — On April 8, a 15-year-old girl from North Richland Hills went to a Dallas Mavericks game with her dad at the American Airlines Center.
She went to the bathroom right before halftime.
She never made it back to her seat.
Surveillance footage showed video of her leaving the arena with a man that night.
A week and a half later, on April 18, police found the teen in a hotel room in Oklahoma City after her parents identified her through nude photos that had been posted online in sex advertisements.
"She was gone missing a total of 11 days," attorney Zeke Fortenberry said.
Fortenberry is representing the family in the ongoing case. Last week, he sent a letter to multiple parties he believes could have done things differently in the situation, possibly even preventing the situation from escalating.
"Our intent is to put [these organizations] on notice that we’re pursuing claims against them for their negligence and other causes of action," Fortenberry said.
In the release sent out by Fortenberry's office late last week, American Airlines Center, the Dallas Mavericks, the Dallas Police Department and the Oklahoma City hotel where the teen was found were all listed as parties that could have prevented the situation.
Fortenberry said the teen's father notified police at the game when he realized she was missing. But, according to Fortenberry, the father was told to report it to North Richland Hills Police, since that's where he lives.
The father said he was then told to go home.
He said he called North Richland Hills Police that night. Fortenberry said NRH police weren't able to help because, they said, the incident happened in Dallas.
"The family was frustrated," Fortenberry said. "After days of not getting any information from the Dallas Police Department and Dallas Police not taking any action, the family sought out the help of this agency in Houston.”
Fortenberry said the Houston-based human trafficking agency Texas Counter-Trafficking Initiative was able to use their face-recognition technology to help break open the case.
“That agency was able to help them locate the photograph of their daughter online within the same day," Fortenberry said.
That agency then contacted Oklahoma City Police, which is the agency that found the missing teen and arrested eight people in connection to the case.
RELATED: 'This is how it goes': Law enforcement, advocates warn parents after 15-year-old North Texas girl found in sex trafficking ring
"The Dallas Police Department never asked for a photo of the daughter," Fortenberry said.
In response to a request from WFAA, Dallas Police confirmed that an off-duty officer who was working the game on April 8 was notified that the teen was missing.
The department said the arena was searched, and shared this about protocol for these situations: "Texas Family Code(51.03 b. 3) dictates that missing juveniles are investigated as runaways unless there are circumstances which appear as involuntary such as a kidnapping or abduction. Those cases per code are to be filed where the juvenile resides."
North Richland Hills Police confirmed to WFAA that they received the report about the missing teen at 1:27 a.m., about six hours after the game started. The department said the teen was entered in the national missing person database by 3:24 a.m. on April 9.
Dallas Police said they helped North Richland Hills PD and created a bulletin for the missing teen that went out to the department on April 11.
Fortenberry said those efforts weren't enough.
“This girl was being sexually assaulted in a hotel room multiple nights," Fortenberry said. "Any time she could have been rescued from that sooner would have been better.”
Fortenberry is also targeting the hotel where the teen was found because, he said, there are multiple signs staff should have picked up on that indicated she was in danger.
"When a 40-something year old man walks in with a 15-year-old girl and rents multiple hotel rooms and then there is traffic coming in and out of those rooms, those are red flags," Fortenberry said.
Additionally, the letter was sent to the AAC and the Dallas Mavericks -- because, according to Fortenberry, the man the teen left with got into the game with a fake ticket that was sold to him by someone known by both organizations for selling fake tickets.
The Mavericks organization has not responded to a request for comment from WFAA.
But, on April 20, after the girl was found, the team released the following statement in conjunction with their arena: "The American Airlines Center (and the Dallas Mavericks) are grateful that the teenager has been found. Both entities will continue to cooperate with local and regional law enforcement on this case."
Fortenberry said he has not yet received a response from any of the parties to whom he sent the letter. But he said he hopes to hear back within the next month, so the situation can be settled without a lawsuit.
And drunk fans that would have no problem beating the fuck out of someone.
Looks like they arrested 8 people for this shit.
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Eight people have been arrested in Oklahoma City for allegedly trafficking a 15-year-old Texas girl, who was abducted at a Dallas Mavericks game last month when she left her father to go and use the bathroom.
The girl’s family is also demanding answers from Texas police about why they refused to investigate their daughter’s disappearance and were forced to locate her themselves with the assistance of the Texas Counter-Trafficking Initiative (TXCTI)—a nonprofit organization that was able to track down nude images of the girl on a prostitution website.
The teen went to the bathroom at the American Airlines Center on April 8 and never returned, her family’s attorney Zeke Fortenberry of the Fortenberry Firm, PLLC said in a release, obtained by Fox News.
She was missing for 10 days until Oklahoma City law enforcement located her at an Extended Stay America hotel— roughly 200 miles away — on April 18.
The Oklahoma City Police Department has arrested Saniya Alexander, Melissa Wheeler, Chevaun Gibson, Kenneth Nelson, Sarah Hayes, Karen Gonzales, Thalia Gibson and Steven Hill in connection to the trafficking case. Gibson is charged with offering to engage in prostitution; Nelson, Hayes and Gonzales are charged with human trafficking and distribution of child pornography; Hill is charged with rape; Gibson and Alexander have felony warrants; and Wheeler has a robbery warrant.
Mr Fortenberry said despite the family’s pleas to the Dallas Police Department, authorities refused to investigate the case citing Texas Family Code laws, which consider missing juveniles to be runaways “unless there are circumstances which appear as involuntary such as a kidnapping or abduction.”
“The systems and organizations involved in this case continually failed the victim. She should never have had contact with the man at the Mavericks game. The Dallas Police should have worked quickly to investigate leads and locate the teenager before she was trafficked to Oklahoma,” Fortenberry told Fox in a statement.
The girl’s father said “My daughter was missing in Dallas, this is a Dallas case, but they refused to open a case for her.”
The Dallas Police Department told Fox that officers took a report and included the missing teen in a bulletin.
Mr Fortenberry also slammed the Extended Stay America hotel for allowing a registered sex offender with a fake name and ID to rent rooms.
“The Extended Stay America hotel in Oklahoma City put profits ahead of people by turning a blind eye to the sexual exploitation occurring right before their eyes. This victim’s life will forever be changed. We hope to hold accountable those responsible and create change within these organizations so that this never happens to any other child,” he said.
Eight Arrested After Snatching Teen at Dallas Mavericks Game
Photo Composite by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Oklahoma County Detention CenterEight people have been arrested in Oklahoma City for allegedly trafficking a 15-year-old Texas girl, who was abducted at a Dallas Mavericks game last month when she left her father to go and use the bathroom. The...
Eight people have been arrested in Oklahoma City for allegedly trafficking a 15-year-old Texas girl, who was abducted at a Dallas Mavericks game last month when she left her father to go and use the bathroom.
The girl’s family is also demanding answers from Texas police about why they refused to investigate their daughter’s disappearance and were forced to locate her themselves with the assistance of the Texas Counter-Trafficking Initiative (TXCTI)—a nonprofit organization that was able to track down nude images of the girl on a prostitution website.
The teen went to the bathroom at the American Airlines Center on April 8 and never returned, her family’s attorney Zeke Fortenberry of the Fortenberry Firm, PLLC said in a release, obtained by Fox News.
She was missing for 10 days until Oklahoma City law enforcement located her at an Extended Stay America hotel— roughly 200 miles away — on April 18.
The Oklahoma City Police Department has arrested Saniya Alexander, Melissa Wheeler, Chevaun Gibson, Kenneth Nelson, Sarah Hayes, Karen Gonzales, Thalia Gibson and Steven Hill in connection to the trafficking case. Gibson is charged with offering to engage in prostitution; Nelson, Hayes and Gonzales are charged with human trafficking and distribution of child pornography; Hill is charged with rape; Gibson and Alexander have felony warrants; and Wheeler has a robbery warrant.
Mr Fortenberry said despite the family’s pleas to the Dallas Police Department, authorities refused to investigate the case citing Texas Family Code laws, which consider missing juveniles to be runaways “unless there are circumstances which appear as involuntary such as a kidnapping or abduction.”
“The systems and organizations involved in this case continually failed the victim. She should never have had contact with the man at the Mavericks game. The Dallas Police should have worked quickly to investigate leads and locate the teenager before she was trafficked to Oklahoma,” Fortenberry told Fox in a statement.
The girl’s father said “My daughter was missing in Dallas, this is a Dallas case, but they refused to open a case for her.”
The Dallas Police Department told Fox that officers took a report and included the missing teen in a bulletin.
Mr Fortenberry also slammed the Extended Stay America hotel for allowing a registered sex offender with a fake name and ID to rent rooms.
“The Extended Stay America hotel in Oklahoma City put profits ahead of people by turning a blind eye to the sexual exploitation occurring right before their eyes. This victim’s life will forever be changed. We hope to hold accountable those responsible and create change within these organizations so that this never happens to any other child,” he said.
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