Outrage and vigilance will play a large part in ending this depraved sex-ring and trafficking cycle.
Amid the sordid details of a child sex-ring, trafficking and the disappearance of its alleged mastermind without facing justice, the citizen’s arrest on Saturday of Gerhard Ackerman came as a beacon
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