Unmasking Deception The Chilling Crimes of Michael and Katrice-Episode 46

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Criminalist Behavior-A Louisiana True Crime Podcast

Sarah Soudelier

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Welcome to Criminalist Behavior-A Louisiana True Crime Podcast, the podcast that takes you deep into the heart of Louisiana’s history and current, most chilling, true crime stories. I’m your host, Sarah Soudelier, and I’ll be guiding you through the darkness of these crimes and all those involved. Each week, we dig deep, on those forgotten crimes or those crimes currently happening with the undying legends that continue to haunt us. So lean in, listen, and get ready because true crime is anything but ordinary. Stay with me as we unravel what happened in these mysteries.

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Unmasking Deception The Chilling Crimes of Michael and Katrice-Episode 46

Criminalist Behavior-A Louisiana True Crime Podcast

33 minutes

11 months ago

Unmasking Deception The Chilling Crimes of Michael and Katrice-Episode 46

Michael Ashford and Katrice Brown are implicated in a serious case involving human trafficking, racketeering, and compelling individuals into prostitution. Investigations reveal that they allegedly lead a criminal syndicate that exploits vulnerable populations, particularly targeting young people and those in financial distress.
Evidence from undercover operations and survivor testimonies, along with financial records, supports these allegations. This case underscores significant societal issues related to vulnerability and the need for law enforcement intervention to protect victims and seek justice for such criminal activities.

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Sources:
https://www.wdsu.com/article/one-arrested-another-sought-in-human-trafficking-case-terrebonne-parish-officials-say/35851702
https://www.fox8live.com/2021/03/16/one-arrested-one-wanted-trafficking-teen-alabama/
https://houmatimes.com/crime/tpso-woman-arrested-on-human-trafficking-charges-male-accomplice-still-at-large/