Episode 19: Chrystul Kizer HMNT Victim Sentenced to 11 Years for Killing Her Trafficker

This episode delves into the complex case of Chrystul Kizer, a young African American girl accused of murder who sought to use an affirmative defense based on her status as a trafficking victim. The discussion highlights the legal intricacies surrounding trafficking laws, the implications of age in legal definitions, and the racial biases that may influence judicial decisions. The speakers emphasize the need for a deeper understanding of victimization and the systemic issues within the legal framework that affect marginalized individuals.