Trauma Bonding: Why Some Trafficking Victims Protect Their Abusers copertina

Trauma Bonding: Why Some Trafficking Victims Protect Their Abusers

Trauma Bonding: Why Some Trafficking Victims Protect Their Abusers

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Why would someone defend the very person who has exploited, threatened, or abused them? In sex trafficking investigations, victims sometimes refuse to cooperate with law enforcement, minimize their experiences, or even attempt to protect their traffickers. This episode explores the psychology of trauma bonding, intermittent reinforcement, coercive control, and the emotional dependency that can develop within abusive relationships. Featuring a crossover with FBI Cases and Profiler’s Dossier, we examine how investigators and behavioral analysts can interpret these complicated relationships without mistaking survival behavior for consent.
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