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Review 'Those who have witnessed the greatest evil in life often become the sources of the greatest compassion. Slave Stealers is one of the most inspiring stories I've ever come across, and a testament that out of the most unlikely places, hope can flourish and change lives. I've traveled with Tim and participated in freeing 32 young girls. I can tell you there is light on the other side of this journey into the hell of sexual slavery that enslaves millions of boys and girls in plain sight. Tim Ballard shows us how all of us can help find a way to that light.' --Tony Robbins, bestselling author and speaker'Ballard argues that lessons about how to stop present-day human trafficking can be gleaned from history. His own efforts involve sting operations related in riveting detail...Ballard frankly discusses the emotional toll of doing this type of work and shares inspirational stories about the resilience of the young rescued victims. Ballard also celebrates other American heroes of the anti-slavery crusade, including Nat Turner, Underground Railroad operator Levi Coffin, Harriet Tubman, and Abraham Lincoln. Ballard brings home the urgency of combating trafficking, in inspiring fashion.' -- (10/01/2018) Read more About the Author Timothy Ballard earned his MA�in international politics from the Monterey Institute of International Studies. He�worked for the Central Intelligence Agency and as a Special Agent for the Department of Homeland Security. He is the founder and CEO of Operation Underground Railroad, which rescues children from child-trafficking organizations throughout the world. The best-selling author of The Lincoln Hypothesis, he recently received the distinguished George Washington Honor Medal from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. Tim is married and the father of six children. Read more
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