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Q.  What is an alter?
A.  An alter is a part of the mind that can be contacted without the individual being aware.  For example, Jane Doe may have an alter named Mary.  A trafficker would be able to meet with and exploit Mary in a variety of ways without Jane Doe being aware.
Q.  What is alter trafficking?
A.  Alter trafficking is an international organized crime form of slavery that involves creating, monitoring, bullying, and exploiting alters in both children and adults.
Q.  How do people get alters?
A.  Alters are systematically implanted in children by traffickers using torture, hypnosis, and drugs.
Q.  How did traffickers/organized crime learn about alters and how to make them?
A.  Techniques were developed and enhanced by intelligence agencies during World Wars II and the cold war.  Traffickers who have no aversion to torturing children (common in child sex trafficking) apparently saw the opportunity and took it.
Q.  How are children accessed?
A.  Traffickers are interspersed in communities throughout the world, where they
  • Establish relationships of trust while.
    • entering professions that provide access to children or to people who have children
    • joining and serving in church congregations, civic organizations, etc.
    • interacting with neighbors, friends, and family
  • Utilize established relationships to access children 
Q.  How long does it take to install an alter in a child?
A.  An alter can be installed in a young child in a few minutes.  However, sometimes the process is laborious and may involve hours of torture depending on the expected use of the alter.
Q.  Why don't children report that they have been hurt or tortured?
A.  Traffickers who do this are carefully trained.  They make sure that the child will not remember or tell, utilizing:
  • Drugs
  • Traumatic forgetting (children spontaneously forget severely traumatic experiences)
  • Post hypnotic suggestions related to remembering and telling
Q.  Can an alter be installed in a child in just one experience?
A.  Yes.  However, to be profitable, the alter would typically be developed over time, so additional access is needed. 
Q.  How is the alter developed after being created?
A.  Through a combination of methods including
  • Socialization -- giving the alter experiences talking and interacting with the trafficker
  • Additional programming, often involving more torture, terror, and hypnosis.
Q.  Seems like a lot of work.  Where's the payoff?
A.  The trafficker installs contact codes or procedures into the alter that effectively call it forth.  For example, the alter might be programmed that she will obey anyone who shows her a certain picture.  An infinite variety of programs and codes are possible, so each alter can be different.  Therefore, the codes can be sold for a high price and their use monitored by reports coming back to the trafficker from the alter.
Q.  Who buys the codes?
A.  Insiders -- people who are in on the secret and who have the money. 
  • Prominent people in criminal organizations.
  • Members of secret societies
  • Selected members of intelligence organizations such as the CIA
Q.  But hasn't this kind of crime been investigated?
A.  Perpetrators have been investigated and sometimes successfully prosecuted.  Hard evidence is sometimes available that child abuse has taken place, so that is prosecuted.
Q.  How hard would it be to investigate trafficking?
A.  Not hard at all if law enforcement cared enough to pursue it.  The key to successful investigations would probably be to catch people contacting alters while in the process of monitoring, bullying, buying, or selling them.  When investigators try to uncover evidence of torture sessions or rituals the traffickers have the advantage because they can easily sabotage the investigation by flooding it with false reports.  However, anyone caught in the act of alter trafficking is an accessory to human torture and enslavement.
Q.  How is trafficking different from ritual abuse?
A.  Ritual (If defined as systematic or pre-planned) abuse is a component of alter trafficking.  Alter trafficking by organized crime would be more widespread than SRA.  Not all traffickers are into SRA but satanists are into organized crime.
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