Kim Kardashian goes all out to seek justice. Actress and model will pay the lawyer for 29-year-old Cintoli brown, a former sex slave who went to jail for the murder of his master.
Sintia was in captivity when she was 16 years old. Meeting a pimp named thug (Cut Throat), she was a victim of sexual exploitation. Boyfriend got a teenage girl on drugs and forced into prostitution — she was regularly subjected to moral, physical and sexual violence. In 2004, when 43-year-old real estate agent johnny Allen purchased Santoyo for personal use, she decided to put an end to torture and kill its new owner with a gun.
At the trial, she explained that he committed the crime in self-defense, thinking that Allen is going to kill or rape her. Despite the ambiguity of the situation, Sintoil sentenced to life imprisonment with the right to a retrial through 51, when she was 67 years old. To date, she has been in prison for 13 years.
The story of a prisoner gained publicity after the release of the documentary film Dan Birman that was shown on Fox News.
The court’s decision sparked a wave of popular anger, which launched the campaign #FreeCyntoiaBrown.
The petition for the release of unjustly convicted have already signed 374. 348 (the target is 375 000). Besides, interceded for the girl Rihanna, Cara Delevingne and Kim Kardashian. The latter has declared its readiness to provide Cintoia legal protection.
«The system is not working! Very sad to see how a young girl is serving a life term for having found the courage to break free from sexual slavery. We must do everything possible to help her. I called my lawyers to find out how we can solve this problem.», — wrote Kardashian on his Twitter page.
The system has failed. It’s heart breaking to see a young sex trafficked girl then when she has the courage to fight back is jailed for life! We have to do better & do what’s right. I’ve called my attorneys yesterday to see what can be done to fix this. #FreeCyntoiaBrown pic.twitter.com/73y26mLp7u
— Kim Kardashian West (@@KimKardashian) November 21, 2017
