All posts tagged: serial killer case

Dottie Laster Featured Guest on Hope4 Today with Lynn Kindler Mar 2 at 1:30ET

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This show features intimate conversations with interesting and eclectic “ambassadors of hope” from across the world. Tune in each week to hear how empowering hope one day at a time can change the world. Listen LIVE: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hope42day Dottie Laster, an “ambassador of hope” to those caught in the trap of human trafficking around the world will appear as the featured guest of host, Lynn Kindler, on Friday, March 2.  Dottie is one of the nation’s noted consultants on human trafficking, working with law enforcement and families alike.  She has been involved in the rescue and re-integration of over 200 victims of trafficking, as well as trained over 5000 law enforcement officers on the intricacies of this worldwide epidemic. Dottie Laster was chosen to be trained and certified by the Department of Justice to conduct training sessions across the United States. She is the Anti-Trafficking Coordinator with the Bernardo Kohler Center, and is an accredited representative recognized by the Bureau of Immigration Appeals under BKC. She is also on the advisory board of the Frederick Douglas Family Foundation. She …

The Roth Show Presents: Dr. Scott Bonn and Dottie Laster Discussing The Long Island Serial Killer

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Listen LIVE: http://therothshow.com Join Dr. Laurie Roth and Susan Murphy Milano each Wednesday from 7-8ET The Long Island Serial Killer case is gripping the headlines and theories abound nationwide.  Of the ten bodies or sets of remains found along Gilgo Beach since late 2010, the four discovered in December 2010 have been identified as missing prostitutes who all advertised their services on Craigslist. Each had been strangled and their bodies wrapped in burlap bags. According to the medical examiner, all are believed to have been killed in another location and then taken to Long Island where they were buried. Department of Justice-trained human-trafficking consultant Dottie Laster is not so sure that a sexually motivated serial killer is behind the murders. She worries that officials may be misidentifying the handiwork of sex traffickers. Laster, who has trained more than 5,000 police officers on recognizing and combating trafficking, was hired as part of a team to assist the Waterman family in locating their daughter, Megan, whose body was found in the marsh in December. She has since starting working …