via Nicholas Crowder: http://latinamericacurrentevents.com/ecuador-parents-return-to-u-s-son-still-missing-believed-to-have-been-kidnapped/29361/
newsok.com reported that August Reiger went missing June 16 while
hiking with his family in Ecuador. His parents have returned home to
Oklahoma City without knowing what has happened to him. Chris and Randa
Reiger came home from Ecuador without their son, August.
More than two
months after the 18-year-old valedictorian went missing while on
vacation, his parents made the agonizing decision to return to Oklahoma
City without knowing their son’s fate, said Christi
Reiger, August’s aunt. “I’m sure it’s the hardest thing they’ve ever
had to do in their lives,” Christi Reiger said. “It’s hard to imagine
leaving your child somewhere not knowing if they are safe.” Read
Article: http://newsok.com/missing-oklahoma-city-valedictorians-parents-return-from-ecuador-without-their-son/article/3876613
Ecuador: Pichincha, Imbabura, Sucumbíos and Guayas Showing Highest Incidence of Human Trafficking
ReplyDeletePosted on August 29, 2013 • Filed under: Colombia, Crime, Ecuador, Human Smuggling, Police/Military Activity
On September 26, 2012 El Comercio Noticias reported that police in Ecuador have identified the provinces of Pichincha, Imbabura, Sucumbíos and Guayas as the areas showing the greatest incidence of human trafficking in the country, particularly in terms of sexual exploitation.
According to the police report, most of the trafficking victims come from Cotopaxi, Manabí, Los Ríos, Guayas and El Oro. These locations are also used to connect to international trafficking routes leading to and from Colombia. The original article also provides a link to maps providing further information concerning Ecuador’s principal domestic and international trafficking routes. Read Article
THINKING OF MOVING TO ECUADOR? READ THIS BOOK FIRST: http://latinamericacurrentevents.com/ecuador-pichincha-imbabura-sucumbios-and-guayas-showing-highest-incidence-of-human-trafficking/29369/