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Ejaz Khan Exposes the Truth About Sex Trafficking in America with Powerful New Film, "Trapped"

While working on that project, he met a young woman who bravely shared her painful experience of sexual abuse and human trafficking. Her story shook him to the core, prompting him to dive deeper into the hidden epidemic of sex trafficking in the United States.

Through relentless research and interviews with over 100 survivors and law enforcement officials, Khan uncovered shocking truths about a crime that has become the second-largest illegal industry in the country. Determined to shine a light on this crisis, he poured his findings into Trapped, a gripping and emotional film that exposes the horrors of trafficking while giving a voice to its victims. Now, the film is set to premiere in North Dakota, with showings at the Grand Theater in Bismarck from January 31 to February 13 and in Fargo from January 31 to February 6.

On tonight’s episode, we will share the trailer for Trapped and speak with Ejaz Khan about his journey, the making of the film, and what he hopes audiences will take away from it. This is a must-see movie for anyone who wants to understand the harsh realities of trafficking and the urgent need to fight back. Additionally, we’ll hear another valuable healthy living tip from Dr. Jake Schmitz and catch up on the latest from the Legislature Today segment with State Rep. SuAnn Olson from District 8. Don’t miss this important discussion and be sure to support Trapped as it premieres in theaters.

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