Surviving on Canada’s Toughest Streets | Real Stories Full-Length Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2023
- In this cinema vérité documentary, director Rosie Dransfeld captures the gritty and dangerous world of Edmonton's sex trade workers where, in a post-Pickton era, women now voluntarily provide police with DNA samples for future postmortem identification.
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When the images and environmental audio are allowed to do the storytelling, you know it's a good documentary.
It was a charming picture. I watched it three times and fixing to watch it a fourth time❤
Definitely
This is awesome. There are still good people in this world. This man is one of them. No one should ever die and not be missed. And families should never go without knowing what has happened to a loved one. 🖤✌️
This is why there’s no point in trying to stop people from doing one of the oldest professions on earth …!! Let’s try to help them 😊
@@legacyturbo8485yes. These women are so hot. Any man lucky enough to get with them is super lucky
I am glad a lot of the police now think of them as actual humans. For so long they didn’t even care if they were raped and murdered.
It's sad..but until I read the comment..I have no body to be notified if I die..now that's made sad ...oh well it is what it is...
The woman with the red hair seems like such a sweet soul. She’s just a hurt little girl 🥺
I'd love to know what happened to her after she moved to Calgary
I wish more people in the world had this compassion 🤍
Im glad others noticed what a kind person she is. Beautiful inside and out. A true inspiration to all. God bless her
idk, addicts seem like they can be sweet at times( often sad) and equally nasty at others. Addictions make people pretty viscous.
they all are...ruby.
This is a hardlife. I was a homeless addict downtown Edmonton for a couple years 15 years ago
I made it out and have recovered and have a much better life. I hope all the best for all in the video
12:08 I can’t believe she went in his Van and didn’t ask for a badge or proof he’s an officer. Our ladies are still vulnerable and naive. If I was in her shoes I probably would of followed along too in that moment. So different when your on the outside looking in.
When she said she leaves her body that is very common with children being traumatized wile being abused. I believe whole heartedly that your soul actually splits .
Breaks my heart especially when they say they don’t have any family to be notified if they are found dead
It makes you appreciate your family and friends so much more.
Very sad 😞
I’m from this city😔 I couldn’t believe that I know some of theses people. 💜 I just moved from the hood.
@@valerieteahan-tebby2440 how are they doing?
What is sad is they do have family and friends who care and love them very much. They feel shame and guilty for what they put their families through to reach out to them. I see families doing everything in there power to find them when they go missing.
"No one sees the person; all they see is the prostitute," ripped me to absolute pieces. :c
Would you feel the same way after she sucked off your boyfriend?
Because if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck it is probably a duck. It is a sad situation but many have chosen this lifestyle without thinking of repercussions.
She should have left that city and all of those persons that knew her. That place has a big chunk of her history. Of course people think that she’s still a prostitute.
I would absolutely love a current update with these ladies!!! My heart breaks for them! Trauma can lead some people into dangerous cycles like these!!! I hope they are happy and healthy!!!!
@Joy campbell An update would be awesome the documentary however great and interesting seems unfinished, I'm with you for an update, why Shelley came back from Calgary, if the girl who disappeared for two days came back and if Courtney's doing much better
@@debbieangel9376 Courtney sadly passed away January 18th 2020. This was confirmed by her sister two days after she passed. Not sure about Shelley or the other young woman in the documentary.
@@kryscalamity680oh no!! 😢 She seemed to be doing good. She had a great singing voice. ❤
@@ashotofmercury Yeah realy sad :/
Most of these beautiful creatures are dead now. Sorry
Just breaks my heart over and over. I am recovering from PTSD and what Courtney, what you experienced Courtney, is typical of PTSD - the brain just glitches out and you'd SWEAR it was Monday, and you can even check the calendar and your mind will see it incorrectly, your brain will not register what is right in front of your eyes because the amygdala and limbic system is hyperactive and making it very difficult to stay in the prefrontal cortex, which is the area of the brain that can access logic, reasoning and rational thinking. Not your fault, honey, not your fault at all. It takes time to recover but you WILL recover. Don't give up. It does get better, I promise you. So much love to you and the other gals there. And you don't have to prove anything, you were instantly forgiven, you just need to forgive yourself my friend. Jesus came for those of us who were the most forgotten, the most hurt, the ones who had lost hope. You are LOVED! Never, ever forget that!
This hits home. This is my city. My heart goes to these people.
What city is it?
Edmonton
@@cleo1618 Edmonton
@@gracieshepardtothemax1743 Thank You 🇨🇦
@Donnell Okafor no. It's not. It's about survival. If you have never experienced being the lowest of the low, or had help getting out, you are very privileged. No one gets out of this without a ton of help.
I wanted to reach through my tablet and give Shelly and Courtney a big hug and offer words of support. Both ladies wished to move forward to accomplish their dreams but situations and personalities got in their way no matter how well intended some were. At times their own fears held them back too.
Shelly, so sweet and childlike in her demeanor, even when describing her work, leads me to wonder if a child sexually assaulted at a young age causes her maturity to not develop past that age in some aspects? One only need look at Shelly and Courtney and see their pain. Courtney required more support and treatment although that was not specified. She could have benefited by daily professional support.
For those of us that have been fortunate enough to have never been exposed to the "mean streets," it was a big wow eye opening view of that section of society. Thank you to Shelly, Courtney and the people in their lives for their openness and sharing.
Finally I commend the RCMP Task Force for Project Care. Their kindness and commitment was apparent. Thank you for being those women and girls champion on the streets of Edmonton. I was truly horrified for those women and they live that life, day in, day out. God Bless them and keep them safe.
It is actually a well documented phenomenon in human psychology that children who experience abuse, trauma, addiction, or even things as benign as the death of a loved one, an extended illness, or a natural disaster of can experience arrested emotional development. They are anchored to that time in their life and much of their development from that point on is informed by said trauma. It conditions and informs every part of their decision-making going forward.
This is why adequate access to consistent and appropriate therapies and social programs for children & adult survivors of childhood trauma is of dire importance.
God bless your kindness
Apparently Shelley passed away
It's heart breaking to hear that, they had been abused at a young age. God bless them.... ❤️
@@Donnell0303 Agreed Its like they are trying to seem compassionate but would be the first to call the police if confronted by one of them. They don’t care for these beautiful women whatsoever. Hypocrites
Almost all prostitutes don’t grown up in loving homes, the exact opposite is true.
@@Donnell0303you don't think being incestuously r*ped is heartbreaking? Bit of an odd stance, but whatever. 🤷🏻♀️
We forget these are real people with real feelings. What an awful thing drug addiction is. The pub was so depressing inside too.
I know dude! I have never seen a bar that lonely inside lol
The bartender was a crook too
@@pulakificationhow? He was serving drinks and giving them a safe place to spend time away from the action
OMG. the female cop was sexy af. I want her #
@ Marie Davis, I don’t think so. The bar tender was but there was a male bartender too. He seems to be the owner of the place
God Bless everyone reading this that's struggling with day to day life issues. I've had many struggles I've made many mistakes and still do I'm nowhere near perfect nobody is but I take life day by day and try my hardest to do my best to be a better person. 🙏
This should be done in every state in the US. We need to care for these ppl.
This is canada, bud. Canadians take care of each other and are proud of their dysfunctional heritage
It’s Edmonton Alberta ☕️
Great documentary! Good job ETown Project Kare! The lady in recovery inspired me and hope she's doing well!!!
This film was made in 2012 for those who keep asking. That should have been posted in the description 🙄
👍👍
Who's Dorothy Killgalen?
Really would like to know the updateson these women . Is project care still active? And how long ago was this filmed ? I've got so many questions! ♡
Me too. Like how much do these babe’s charge? Wow. So many sexy women in this documentary
Me too!!!
This was filmed in 2012..
Not sure if the project is still going though.
They are all dead from hiv ,& overdose ,that's where they are 9 years later
@@donkeyballs3307 You're not funny bro.
This doco made me cry. If only we could rescue them all. What a raw share with the world.
Rescue? These women love their jobs and the celebrity attention they get. They are amazing women
My heart breaks for all these beautiful ladies 🙏
What an awesome project. God Bless you's for helping these girls. Prayers for these young 🙏 women. Stay safe
Not too often does a film creator capture the essence of such beautiful women in such a beautiful place like Edmonton ❤
All my best to all these ladies❤ I hope they get the help they need 🙏 The lady going to Calgary I wish her all the best🥰
Hope and pray that Courtney and Shelly get the help they need and have peace.
amen to that, Bella.
Some of them are dead
Oh they have peace like eternal peace. It’s sad but when women have been involved in drugs and prostitution for years like these women usually the end result is death. Very few are healthy and normal again afterwards. They’re damaged goods.
had to watch right till the end great work
I love Canada's proactive approach to everything.
If canada was proactive they do more to protect these beautiful women alive instead of making provisions for their deaths
Hahahahaha! You've got a lot to learn about Canada's social problems.
The city centres in all the major cities always has the hard core street life going on right there and it's a rough life to survive...right next to all that money n wealth our fellow humans are in need of love and help.
"As soon as you touch the door handle,you think this could be your last one" I mean what can I say after those words.
Thanks!
Ahhhh 95st and 111 ave Edmonton. Home sweet home. Some of these gals are still around and you gotta love every single one of them. They have been hurt and are/have done everything they do to stay alive ❤✌
Yes Beautiful !This documentary is Beautifully done also!
I couldn’t agree more. I’ve watched it five times now and it keeps getting better. Very good picture
This program should be initiated in as many places as possible! Usually when a serial killer jumps off, they're the ones who are often picked to prey on. Having they're DNA on file would save precious time in tracking down killers already in the system. Hopefully all the ladies in this segment find some measure of peace in this sick world!!!
At the very least, the women will be identified and their families can be notified.
I would enjoy a reality series. These women are gorgeous and have super model level looks. Canadian women are the most beautiful in the world
I got goosebumps at the end! Amazing women, amazing people and an amazing documentary.
Beautiful women. The men of the city of Edmonton are so fortunate to have such a deep pool of women to choose from
Especially the heavy blond. She said she couldn’t sleep because she was afraid of someone trying to kill her. She’s finished.
Can you imagine how sad a lady would feel knowing that she is at such high risk that people are collecting DNA. It's so heartbreaking, I wish that this world was so much safer than it is.
I had a feeling watching this, that even if they don't stop to really feel or think about their situation right at that moment, that something deep inside would register, and the wheels would begin to turn in the direction of change, of real, positive change
@@aodhokelly8811 Drug addiction is pretty hard to get away from.
@@cyrene7784
Trust me I know about that one pretty well
@@aodhokelly8811 I'm sorry. 😢 did you find that positive change?
@@cyrene7784 I would say that I have, a lot of spiritual and emotional healing.
I'm not there yet, but I've come a long way, and I'm not giving up.
I hope the world is being good to you
Heartbreaking. Bless these struggling, endangered women. 💔
They are earning a living doing something most women couldn’t do. They are strong women. God bless these women
They are businesswoman. Serving a viable market.
I imagine most of these poor women have had pretty bad childhoods and a lack of parental nurture. Very sad.
You’d think?
The music at the end, awesome
Sad storys
Great doco
Shelly’s story of “her corner” with her name on it is quite funny.
May God bless these women and ease their suffering. Thank you to all who help.
How can you laugh at her misery? You have a disgusting attitude towards these poor women. Karma will strike you one day
That made me laugh too. She's very quick and funny with a good heart - she could be so much more. 😢
Not everyone wants help. I did a research project on being
homeless in Canada. Some prefer an abandon builing, a shed
or an overpass. We all have a routine in life, their's is different.
Exactly..
Wow! I lived in Edmonton in the late 80's .... on the streets of Jasper and 105th. I'm still alive but i had to leave the country to get away from the pimps and kidnappings. I have fantastic guardian angels as I'm a grandmother of 2. Please, please ladies, get out while you can. There is a beautiful life for you in your future. I'm living proof. God bless you.
How far is Edmonton from the US by car?
@@tarotbyamber7233five hours. Edmonton is gods country. Any American would be happy to see a selection of beautiful women Edmonton has to offer. Hope to see you soon. You won’t be disappointed
I work in the shelters on the east side of Vancouver. It always breaks my heart when one of these people die and no one comes around, no family. No one calls asking about them 😢
I like your videos, keep going, from Canada 💯🏆❤️
Hey mark, it’s Mike from high school. Remember me?
Excellent job.. god bless u ppl
I have a problem with the guy telling them to get in the car to fill out forms, and the girl with him doesn’t make it better as killers pair up. Really stupid.
Agreed. Shady AF. shows how stupid police really are. Stop the mean people who hurt these beautiful women and stop harassing them from making an honest living. God bless street workers ❤
Yeah because these women don't hop into strange people's vehicles several times a night.
@@hugostiglitz5186 exactly
Gonna guess he probably shows them some form of a valid police ID, or has a badge on.
And like the other person in here said, she's gonna get out of the van and get in a car with some rando thats paying her to service him. This is probably the safest car she's gonna get in, ever.
Talking about identifying their decomposing remains makes it worse/creepier, imo.
ETA: I understand the logical necessity of having some means of identifying their remains, but I don't think it's necessary to mention that fact in order to get these people registered.
I watched this quite a few years ago. Early teens maybe. It broke my heart then too:(
What happened with Shelly? I feel a bond to her and I have never even met her. Maybe a past life. I hope she's ok. I would love to be in touch with her. I think this documentary is fairly old but not sure. I googled the pub name but it is closed permanently. Love all the way from San Francisco California. ❤️
I live on the east coast i tried helping a girl I went to school with. Unfortunately she still doing these things. God bless all these girls.
I'm from newbrunswick canada and we just had -42 freezing weather the last couple days.... were bit chilly lol
@@charlesraymond9719stop being a creep. 😕🤦🏻♀️
It might have been filmed a few years ago but we still have the same problems !
Yeah, I’d argue it’s even worse now. Downtown has really deteriorated in the last few years sadly.
@@smsmsm33434 I fully agree. I’m from Toronto area but visited quite a few other cities and smaller towns. It’s worse everywhere…homelessness, drug use, all of it.
The guy at 56:15 &chsnge.... he seems like a genuine good guy. ❤️ so supportive and encouraging. Snd I'm sure he also enabled at time's but wow he seems like a true soul. I hope Shelley made it
He let the woman beat him up. He seems like a really nice guy indeed.
9:30 him describing Project Care and what it is, and all the things he gets from each woman when they register with the program is scary AF. Imagine being one of those woman and this man is telling you they collect your dental, hair and other info so they can identify you if you ever come up dead.....🥺That would be enough for me to actually think about what it is that I'm doing and weigh out whether or not it is the right thing for me.... These women really do put themselves in danger every single time they walk those streets. And they aren't all out there because they want to be now..... Sending hope and faith to every woman on the streets tonight. ✌💜🙃🙏
I really hope they are all OK and doing better
I agree.. I remember watching this year's ago.. It's nice to watch again but very curious and hoping everyone still is okay and doing better
Could you explain the part where the beautiful woman talked about going to Thailand to do human trafficking? She seemed really passionate about it. Was she fixing to open a massage parlor or gogo bar? I wasn’t sure what she was talking about. Good business opportunity but far from beautiful Edmonton
@trickolas78 she was saying she wanted you go there to HELP people who were being trafficked. To save the children. Not to be a part of it.
@@loveoverfearalwaysthank you. As a world traveler I can assure her that women are not trafficked in Thailand but go to Dubai if you’d like to combat trafficking
@@trickolas78not sure how you've come to that conclusion, probably via the same mental pathways that impaired you from figuring what Shelley was talking about in the first place! 🤔🤷🏻♀️
❤ that man is amazing ❤ yes I do wonder were they are today ? Did this documentary change anything?
Any more resources to help this women?
❤ It’s never ever to late ..
Amazingly well done documentary. Should win awards. There's no condescension! No vapid sanctimonious voice-over. NOT British.
As for the CARE project -- "No one should ever die and not be missed" - Shannon Britton: i'm not sure -- if i die i don't care whether i'm missed or not -- if i'm in a profession that shames my family why would i want to bother them about my death publicly. it would really be nice if so much trouble was taken to help people out of professions that are in such high risk. i'm just saying. regarding do-gooding.
Canadians make the best films. No question. Edmonton is a great backdrop for awesome films
I'm from Edmonton and I wouldn't be caught dead on our streets after 10pm these days. The downtown is so sad. The only time when the downtown looks good is when the oilers are in town and everyone wants to party if they win.
Same here,
Seems pretty safe to me. Women are gorgeous and approachable. Very tourist friendly
That's the attitude that invites cities to devolve further into chaos.
Can you cover Dustin (Dusty) Turner's case? He was incarcerated in 1995 for the crimes committed by another man. Let's help this man to get his freedom back!
The guy around 7:20 sounds like Dominic DaVinci from DaVinci's Inquest.
(Fantastic show BTW)
Amazing show!
Thank-you for humanizing our street workers. Hopefully it will show that they have lives too and family that loves them and they aren't just objects♥️
I wish social care in USA towards this segment of society was on the same level.
There are programs in every city that try to help hookers. Google your local area.
Would like to know what year this was filmed
2012
@Donnell Okafor it does
I checked, it was filmed in 2012
@Donnell Okafor nope, no cell phones that small in 99, they were the size of a brick and most people could not afford one.
This has gotta be 20 years old.
Yes looks early or mid 00s
Apparently it's from 2012
Things are 50x worse now and unfortunately it’s only getting worse.
It started filming in 2011 and was released in 2012.
Jesus that was depressing. 😢 I watched until the very end of the credits, hoping there'd be some kind of cheery update on how well everyone was doing.
Shelley's friend is a saint, bless him. It was so gutting to see her back at the end. 😢
Watching beautiful women for an hour is not depressing. It is a rate treat. These women are working hard to make a living and entertain the local public
😢 I am left feeling helpless & completely heartbroken for all these beautiful ladies who's lives have been turned up side down for what ever reason. May God protect them from all evil. Aameen 🤲 i sincerely wish them all the happiness and good health. plz Keep safe ladies because we care.! 🙏🏼
There’s very little humanity left in this world…it’s so sad 😢
What are you doing to help?
I know there’s bad areas everywhere, but had no clue it was like this there in Canada. Everyone is so nice that I talk to from there. Very sad.
Let me tell you this. There is suffering over the whole world. I live in Canada and there’s homelessness and drug addiction in the big cities and the small. As long as drugs and poverty exist you will find this everywhere. What we don’t have though is tent cities from what I’m aware. I’ve seen whole little cities of homeless in America. Praying for everyone
@@TinyTinaTeaParty during the pandemic those have shown up in Canadian cities, Sudbury had three of them one right downtown. As a former addict I couldn't help but walk through to see one day, seen trouble and agony. Broke my heart for real.
@@TinyTinaTeaParty You obviously haven't been to the Downtown East Side of Vancouver, or to Victoria, or to Nanaimo.
We are definitely too nice..lol
It's getting bad. Hastings st. Downtown Vancouver east side looks like LA.
Homeless, crime, addiction growing fast.
Every country in the world has its underworld unfortunately... It's sad but true. Poverty is a world wide problem 💜
too depressing for words
You mentioned knowing a certain percentage of murder victims, I just noticed how easy it was for someone to say “I’m with Joe”, maybe that’s how they are gaining access.
I thought that too - would it not make more sense for a woman to approach the ladies first?..... 😮🤔
Sad when you don’t recognize the city in which you were born, raised, and had children. Kare does some fantastic work, though.
This is my city. I’d love to know how these girls are doing now, if anyone has any updates.
@Charles Raymond Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦
God bless these beautiful ladies
Amen brother
When she said she leaves her body that is very common with children being traumatized wile being abused. I believe whole heartedly that your soul actually splits leaves. Hence her prayers. When you know you can leave the body you know there is an afterlife.
we're here from the government, we want to help you. can we get some DNA???
"Just get into my vehicle"
Can't watch anymore, this is weird and creepy for so many reasons
I'm so glad she has her humor, from all the negativity if you dwell I it it will be the end . You need to find positivity.
Nothing Is as bad as Here in Vancouver. East Hastings, One of the worst places in North America I'd say personally. People from the biggest cities in America ( police chiefs included ) have said they have nothing like we have here in Vancouver in their huge American Cities. This Doc looks tame compared to the Stuff I've seen and walked through here over the last 20 years.
You can’t really compare 20 years of what you have seen and walked though to a hour documentary though. Hastings is rough but 118 street is also rough. No need to compare. It’s a difficult life period no matter what street your on.
Vancouver is a great city to live in, you want to see a hellhole go to Brooklyn N Y or Philly
DTES is the best I'd say it's much friendlier and nice than say the Tenderloin in SF or Kensington in Philly.
The women of Edmonton are 100x’s hotter than the Vancouver ones. Get on a plane for Edmonton asap!
@@kevinkwiatkowski7197 Brooklyn and Philly are great too, but have areas that are rough, and Vancouver does have a really rough area.
I think this a wonderful thing these people are doing, but it breaks my heart that there's even a reason for it. I wish they would do something like this in The States.
The women in this film are saints. Yes they are doing a wonderful thing. Bless them all
It Edmonton in Canada. I doubt the US would find something like this, they certainly don't here in the UK.
@@trickolas78grow up. 🙄
@@ashotofmercuryyou are rude and please show some compassion towards these beautiful creatures
This is so sad.
I'm just waiting to see some one i know in one of these Real Story docs
Thats wonderful good for her 👏lovely lady Courtney stay strong your blessed. That other lovely lady praying 🙏 for her God bless her. That owner needs to call the cop if that girls missing!
We need many more task forces like Project KARE. So many families who never know what has happened to their loved ones. This is an important step.
This is the old Chicago joes pizza, I use to work the bingo hall across the street when I was young ( Villa Bingo ) I grew up in this area. it's the streets of broken dreams
DNA samples in case they turn up dead??
Yeaaaah?
So they can atleast be identified when they turn up dead
It is the only way for their families to even know what happened to them if the worst case happens.
Wow this is my city and I had no clue
It looks a lot more relaxed over there. They have turned pubs here into posh clubs and put up the price of alcohol and now not many people go out anymore.
That’s terrible. Now people can’t afford to get drunk.
we need more time and effort on prevention , identifying them after is failing them , look at the Pickton case as an example , he got exposed by a girl who survived and was let free to continue
It would be amazing to be able to prevent these crimes. Until there’s a way to do that, being able to identify victims and notify their families is a noble endeavour.
I come from solid middle class family of 7 kids..our baby sister was what we now know as trafficked at 13. Our parents had divorced and as the last kid she saw us leave one by one and became somewhat neglected as our parents fought and were weary of raising kids. She fell into drugs and street life. She never was able to adapt to normal living, even after many attempts. She is 42 and just went from jail to rehab and we always hope. My biggest fear is always that she will die and be found unidentified because who would think she has a large family tha5. While we had to move on and accept her life, we do love her. I wish that had this here in the us.
I understand and relate completely ❤
Can you have her involuntary commited ???
God bless them all .
You have to change people, meaning stay away from your old friends,places and things when you remove yourself from your old lifestyle. Good luck
Yeah, that would probably help out a lot but these women don’t have much money to get away.
One thing and one thing only….. so sad
plz real stories can youi put the year these documentaries where made
2012 in Edmonton, AB
Real eye opener, sure is crazy, sad.
Heartbreaking!! I disagree with the way the police are handling this. Women who engage in prostitution should be arrested for their own protection. Instead of sending them to jail put them in a safe house and help them get clean.
How will they support their children when they are in jail? Why such silly ideas
Maybe the dads could step in and be a dad, not ALWAYS up to the mother
@@lollipop3136they already do. Its called court ordered family maintenance. Let these poor women live their lives and provide for their children. God bless them
@@trickolas78 takes a lot more than court ordered maintenance to be a dad 🙄
@@trickolas78 I'm sorry but if a parent has substance issues their children shouldn't be anywhere near them until they get clean.
The audio on this could be better. It's hard to hear.
Where was this filmed...I'm from Vancouver and I don't recognize this area.
Edmonton, AB
Respect for this corporal!
My God does Sally need grief counseling, she needs to forgive herself. After all she was done wrong as a child and had no coping skills. I hope she will be able 🙏 💛
Yaknow when you look at someone or watch them talk and instantly know they were/are a drug addict? It’s meth that makes them like that and it never ever goes away. It rots the brain. My friend was hooked on it for a few years and sometimes when she’s talking you can still see the meth person. It makes you talk so fast and weird. I always knew when she was on it when calling me. But I’ve been around drugs my whole life so I just know when someone’s using. Some people just can’t see it for some reason. Praying for anyone experiencing drug addiction and praying you never try drugs.
Please do not be so judgmental. These beautiful women are daughters, sisters and mothers. They are no different than you or i and work hard to make an honest living to feed their children. Your stance is disgusting. Shame on you
@@trickolas78wtf is with your BS comments all over this comment section? Are you the creep in the video that was stalking the girls? 🙄
quite moving
this is real raw Edmonton, the stories that are rare to be told. beautiful film.
“He forced me to drink his urine and eat his bowel”. That really hits home
Lord please please protect these women ❤❤❤❤❤
That lady is awesome!
What year was this filmed ?
Seems like a Good Plan... But i amagine aLot of Girls Wouldn't Wanna Give there Personal Info to The Cops...............