Are human traffickers more likely to be strangers to their victims? Interestingly enough, the opposite is usually the case. The idea that traffickers usually target strangers is one of the most widely believed myths about this crime. It’s far easier to believe that traffickers are scary, hooded strangers who lurk in grocery store parking lots at night instead of our everyday acquaintances or people we trust. But in reality, human trafficking tends to be highly personal. According to @polarisproj