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My name is Paul. What is your name?

Jamie. Jamie.

Hi, Jamie.

My name is Paul Myhill. Ever since I was a young man, I've been a world

traveler. As a kid, I was a fast tracker. I plunged headfirst into

entrepreneurial ventures. With all the success, I was losing a sense of

significance, my place in the world.

My first real taste of suffering children came on a visit to Uganda

in the 90s. A little girl named Keith, two years old, as fragile

as balsa wood, was suffering from malaria, had lost her parents to AIDS.

and I took turns holding this little girl, wiping her brow, only to learn a

couple weeks later after returning to the United States that she didn't make

And that little girl has left a lasting

impression upon me. A person like little Peace should not have to die simply

because she is born in the wrong quadrant of this globe while we sit idly

chasing our toys, much like I used to do.

There's a fair amount of places that...

around the world where we put ourselves in a fair amount of risk.

Our compassion for the children and asking the question, well, if not me,

Who is going to stand in the gap and reach out to be an aid for these

We're in Chisinau, Moldova right now, the 10th poorest nation in the world and

certainly the most impoverished nation in all of Europe. Most people in the

United States have never even heard of it. Moldova, known as the trafficking

of this part of the world, population of a little over 4 million, and by some

statistics, 400 ,000 of its people have been trafficked out.

This is the area where one of the head guys involved in human trafficking lives

here. And nobody, police, doesn't come this way.

Just be careful.

The cameras are on both sides of the house so they see us. Those guys are

watching. It's a very criminal, known criminal area.

If you come with a car and you're trying to run away from here, this is the only

way. No way to get out of here. If you know so much, these guys would love,

would want, they want to kill you.

Because you know the names, you know a lot of stuff.

That's why I call these girls. Girls that are really relieved from human

trafficking. They are like submarines. They go deep and they don't say anybody

anything. If they want to stay alive.

Those guys are living close to this railroad and are having girls

transported from this area.

Connects Moldova to Romania, to Ukraine, and to the port in Ukraine on the

Odessa.

We're standing in one of Istanbul's port areas.

Ukraine, Romania, Moldova, Transnistria are shipped to Turkey into the sex

trade here, either as a destination point or as a transit point. The girls

actually put onto containers.

And if you can imagine having a 32 -hour -plus ride in a container to then be

let out and to then suffer the exploitation that occurs afterwards.

The Turkish mafia basically rented a whole hotel, took these girls to this

hotel, impregnated them, and the babies were then taken to have their organs

harvested. Can you imagine the depth of depravity that it takes to take a poor

child in an orphanage who's already lost their parents or already been

abandoned, to then take them to a place of being raped?

To then see that same child bear a child and maybe finally feeling like, gosh,

I've accomplished something.

Here's offspring of my womb.

To only then have that child ripped away to be harvested. You've got rich

people in the Emirate and Turkey and other

countries of affluence, and they've got a dying child.

They don't care about the child in a poor developing world. All they care

is they want to save the life of their child.

They don't care how that heart, how that liver, how that kidney comes.

All they care about is their child.

And there's men who are willing to facilitate that.

It's warped. No one is immune.

Women, children, boys.

Southeast Asia, Indian subcontinent, Latin America, Eastern Europe. There is

nobody that is immune and out of the grip of this evil.

We're in Pattaya, Thailand, an area known for the sex

tourism industry.

A lot of people...

I'm here actually on an official sex tour. You can see one of the tour buses.

As

we've walked this

street here, it feels like a carnival atmosphere.

What can only be described as a modern day Sodom and Gomorrah.

It's 5 a .m. in Patpong, one of Bangkok's prostitution districts.

This bar beside me here has a rather offensive name, but the truth is that

everything that goes on on this street, and many like it in Bangkok, is truly

offensive. There's 50 girls at 6 in the morning. But now happy hour.

Happy hour, the first rule.

No photo, no photo. Don't have the door open.

One of the things that really gets to me personally is a lot of these girls have

numbers pinned to their chest where a client would then pick out a girl by

a number.

They don't have a name, they don't have a history, they don't have a family.

They're simply a number. They're a piece of meat to be put on display and chosen

for butchering.

It's a little after 7 in the morning and the girls are still working out on the

streets. It's a little early to be working this morning, isn't it?

Yeah, because in the nighttime the police are snatching. In the nighttime

police are snatching the girls?

Touching. Oh, touching.

They abuse the girls.

So you like to work the daytime to avoid the police.

Just across the border in northern Thailand, actually in Burma, and the

behind me pretty much says it all. And that quotation, to not sell your

children, to not see your children be placed into domestic servitude, to beat

and abuse them, and to also see them in a situation of child prostitution, of

sexual slavery.

Imagine being sold into slavery for $10.

My mother sold me for about 300 baht back in the house, about 10 bucks.

The scars run deep, and it takes a loving home to be able to help mend some

those wounds.

In a lot of these countries we work in, these kids graduate or age out of these

institutional orphanages, often corrupt institutional orphanages, where even the

directors will...

Call the traffickers and let them know when certain kids are being released.

I'm now involved in a campaign, Traffic Jam, for seeking to unite musicians and

their fans to jam up child trafficking around the world while also jamming

to make a difference.

We've got a lot of artists that have given us signed instruments as part of

Instruments of Change program.

I've got a beautiful guitar here that was donated to us by Dave Matthews. He

signed it.

He's put some pretty incredible artwork on it here because he believes in this

cause, and he believes that this instrument can be an instrument of

a stroke of a pen can break the chains of slavery for a child.

Hello.

Wow, hi.

There's few things on this planet that elicit such a passionate response

in people than the music they identify with and the causes they identify with.

And to marry those together, there's power in that.