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Now back to the podcast. I'm Frank Figuzy, former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence.

Join me on a journey to explore our nation's security, the forces that threaten it, and the people who preserve it.

Let's talk with insiders in and around the intelligence community, law enforcement, and the

military, including, of course, the FBI. They'll take us deep into their stories, their mission,

and their lives as we go behind and beyond the Bureau.

It's hard for us to assess the misery and understand how bad life was. It sounds a lot like indentured service.

Five and a quarter million Jews living in squalor in horrible conditions.

Jewish men exploiting Jewish women by the tens of thousands.

And they died.

They just died from the pure torture.

Little or no hope of escape.

Half the children did not make it to the age of five.

Someone is keeping this woman in check.

We have the number one corporate, and that is men who pay for sex.

Sex trafficking is, by its nature, a dark and hidden aspect of human existence.

But there's a particular chapter of sex trafficking that has remained particularly dark

and hidden until now.

In this episode of The Bureau, acclaimed author Talia Karner shares the research and findings

behind her vivid and unforgettable novel, The Third Daughter, a compelling story that brings light to a little

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