Please, Let Me Go

The Horrific True Story of a Girl's Life In The Hands of Sex Traffickers

De: Caitlin Spencer

Narrado por: Rachel Atkins

From the age of 14, Caitlin was completely controlled, repeatedly raped, provided with alcohol, given drugs, sold and passed on to new gangs over and over again. The majority of her abusers were Pakistani men, who were blatant in their attacks upon her, often collecting her from school or home, to be taken to flats they owned, family homes, or hotels booked for the day, to be horrifically and systematically abused.

At a time when the abuse ring realities of young white women in Rotherham and other major English cities are coming to light, Caitlin's story will appal readers - not just because of the degree of horrific attacks which were perpetrated upon her, but also because of the ways in which the authorities refused to act. Caitlin speaks openly about what she has suffered, and also shows just how unwilling many people are to face up to what is happening in our midst, for fear of being called racist. By bravely speaking out, she will, hopefully prove just how deep these problems are and just how the abusers get away with it in plain sight of the authorities.

Share this with everyone you know

This is heartbreaking story that allowed me to finally understand how a person who seems free can still be a victim. I have loved ones who no matter how much you try to stop them, always run back to their abusers. it makes me so angry but this book allowed me to see the struggle and find some empathy. This story is so important to everyone, not just the abused, to hear that I ask you to purchase and share.

Political correctness leads to victims

Brave recount of the horrific crimes perpetrated on this girl and later woman. These real events read like a metaphor for how political correctness is victimizing western, freedom-loving society. It’s maddening leftists have shifted the focus from these horrific crimes to blaming the “far right” for manipulating the focus onto Muslims. Bad men who abuse women exist in all races and cultures. Caitlin’s account illustrates there’s a particular problem among many Muslim men.

Gripping and heartbreaking

This book is really hard to hear. But it is necessary to hear hard things to open our eyes sometimes. It is real and raw and very well written and read. You may feel sick to the stomach at times. It is hard to accept that there is such evil out there, but burying our heads in the sand just allows it to grow even more. You will feel every emotion from rage to sadness to desperation to heartbreak and everything in between. Sometimes I felt as angry at her parents as I did at her abusers.

Very Courageous

So incredible sad but I'm glad she was willing to share her story. Too many times people are shamed into silence or stories are not believed. There really needs to be more awareness about human trafficking. It's an appalling subject but it needs to talked about. I thank her for sharing her story.

Very informative of how…

That world works. Very sad. Thank u for sharing I’m sorry that happened to her.