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Stones in the Backpack: The Burden of Teen Trafficking in Alaska

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Friday, March 4, 2011

This is a five-part Channel 2 series on teen prostitution and its toll in Alaska. In this video, reporter Rhonda McBride takes a look at what Alaskans can do to stop this epidemic of exploitation.

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