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Dreams. that was true for a woman that goes by the name of wendi. at 16, she was recruited by wealthy men in honduras for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. >> translator: they said they would pay us $150 a day and that they wanted to help people from our country with jobs in their factory up north. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village in honduras. they were approached by two well-dressed businessmen. to wendy and her had friends, be...

Story behind sex slavery begins in a small latin american village with young girls and big dreams. that was true for a woman that goes by the name of wendi. she was recruited by men for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. >> translator: they said they would pay us $150 a day and they wanted to help people from our country with jobs in their factory up north. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village in north honduras. they were approached ...

>> more often than not, the story behind sex slavery begins in a small latin american village with young girls and big dreams. that was true for a woman that goes by the name of wendi. she was recruited by men for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village in honduras. they were approached by two well-dressed businessmen. to wendy and her had friends, being recruited was like winning the lottery. >> trans...

Story behind sex slavery begins in a small latin american village with young girls and big dreams. that was true for a woman that goes by the name of wendi. at 16 she was recruited by wealthy men in honduras for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. >> translator: they said they would pay us $150 a day and they wanted to help people from our country with jobs in their factory up north. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village in honduras. t...

Big dreams. that was true for a woman who goes by the name of wendy. at 16, she was recruited by wealthy men in honduras for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. >> translator: they said they would pay us $150 a day and they wanted to help people from our country with jobs in their factory up north. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village in honduras. they were approached by two well-dressed businessmen. to wendy and her had friends, bein...