I Myself Is A Product Of Sexual Abuse For Years, From 1 year to 7 years old . I was placed in foster care in Temple Texas but I never got deep mental counseling so I had to HEAL MYSELF!! THE GOVERNMENT LOOK OVER ME BY SAYING I DON’T  NEED COUNSELING FOR LIFE SO THE GOVERNMENT  REFUSE MY MENTAL DIAGNOSIS THIS YEAR.

So I’m sharing this sad heartbreaking story about a young girl who was raped and sold through sex trafficking and she killed the man that sold her to other old nasty men.

 Unfortunately she’s  looking at life in prison here’s her story!!!

KENOSHA, Wis. -- A Milwaukee teenager is being held on a $1 million bond in the death of a man she says was trafficking her.

Chrystul Kizer is charged with shooting, killing and setting Randall Volar on fire in his Kenosha, Wisconsin home last June.

 

"I believe the million dollars cash bond is appropriate," said court commissioner Jon Mason.

Supporters of the teen say the man she is accused of killing was wanted for child sex crimes, according to WISN.

The case is now making national headlines after Kizer says she killed Volar in self-defense in a jail house interview with the Washington Post.

"She had been trying to get out of whatever arrangement that they had and he was threatening to kill her," said Kizer supporter, Ben Turk.

In court last week, her attorney, a public defender, argued the murder falls under state law called "affirmative defense" which acquits sex trafficking victims of certain crimes.

However, the judge disagreed, saying it only applies to prostitution or child trafficking cases

 

From the start, Gravely said he's been pressured to drop all charges, but argues Volar's murder was premeditated.

Volar's house has since been torn down, but the District Attorney said the day they found his body was the same day they were about to charge him with child sex crimes.

"I mean, it's ridiculous that the police knew what was going on there and a lot to continue," said Turk

Right now, Kizer's trial is set to start in March, but it could be delayed. If convicted, she faces life in prison.

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