Notifications can be turned off anytime from browser settings. This article contains sexual abuse that could be traumatic for some readers. Discretion is advised. According to Scottsdale Police, a neighbor saw Steven Hurry and the female victim screaming in front of the man's house and thought something was "off" between them.
The woman confessed Hurry was trafficking her over the course of the police investigation into the event. As Fox News reported, Hurry was arrested on charges of sex trafficking, pandering, sexual abuse, aggravated assault, assault, criminal damage, and disorderly behavior.
The man and the victim had been living together since May, as per police court docs filed to the court. She started working as a housekeeper and lived in California until Hurry urged her to leave with him on May 25 to go to Arizona and make some money.
The horrifying story of Chrystul Kizer: How a sex trafficking victim ended up becoming the accused. Hurry allegedly persuaded the victim to let him take her picture for an advertisement he was planning to make in which she would be made available to other people for sexual activities while they were both staying in Tucson. After this, the defendant collected the victim's birth certificate, social security card and other forms of ID and credentials and secured them in a box," police added that she never had access to the box in the court documents, as cited by Fox.
While the victim and Hurry were in Tuscon, the victim was made to have sex with guys for money, and Hurry would beat her if she didn't have enough money or didn't put it where he wanted it. Late in November, both relocated to Scottsdale and stayed at the Roadway Inn. As per police, Hurry allegedly recorded and saved the sexual interactions that would happen four to six times per week on a hard drive and both later moved the victim into an Airbnb in Scottsdale.
