The pimps who kidnapped and protituted little children without police
response did not have marijuana. That is why they did not respond for
90 minutes.

Two women - Jennifer Huskey, 25, and Brandy Shope, 20, sentenced last
year to
6 1/2 years in prison - supervised as the girls they dubbed "Heavenly"
and "Ambrosia" performed sex acts and collected the cash.

Willoughby was "Daddy" and paying customers never asked how old the
girls were.

"I didn't want to do any of this. I wanted to knock 'em out and run,"
Kimberly tells McFadden in the special.

Kimberly said on television she gave up hope on the fifth of the 10
days she was a prisoner.

The police first dismissed the girls as runaways, but Kimberly's mom
told Ms. McFadden she knew her daughter wouldn't leave without "Moo-
zers," the stuffed cow Kimberly couldn't sleep without.

Her rescue came when she was arrested for soliciting at a truck stop
in Dexter, Mich. She was reunited with her family but had to leave her
cousin behind.

Kimberly remembered the name of Willoughby's street, and recognized
his house. When police didn't show after two of her mother's frantic
911 calls - which are included in the television special - Carol's dad
charged the house and struggled with Willoughby. It took police about
90 minutes to arrive, the television special estimates.

If they mentioned the word marijuana they would have been there in 5
minutes with the SWAT team.
But since they were only sperme bags for capitalist business
executives and Marc Foley type customers it was ignored