Prostitute interview-Pamela 

Hi everyone this is Pamela and I would like to thank everyone for watching my documentary and for all the comments good and bad nobody knows what I feel and what I've been through but God has carried me and kept me and I'm great full for everything good and bad that's happened in my life all I ask is for prayers I'm a simple kind of human and I serve a mighty God..... Blessings to everyone..... Pamela Metcalf. 🌈💚💛❤️💜💙⭐🌟🎶🎶🎶👁️🌞🌞🌞🧞🪂🏄🥀🌹🌹🥀🌻🌻🌻⛱️🏖️🌎🌎🌎🌏🌓🐱🐱🐱🐱🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🍒🍎🍎

If she looks like this now she DEFINITELY was a head turner in her day👍👍

Daughter of Pamela. She has passed away over a year ago sadly. Thanks for the kind comments!

It is because of these videos that I added the lost, broken, homeless, alcoholics, addicts and prostitutes to my prayers at night.

I lived downtown los angeles for 20 years and another 20 in prison,went program in 2009. Completed program moved to mid west and been happy 1st time in my life.

When I see your interviewees no matter how old, rough, and exhausted they appear, I can’t help but automatically imagine them as helpless little kids. Not in a pitiful way. I just see lost children who never had a chance to feel safe and loved in the world, so they fulfill that human need with whatever fleeting happiness they can grab.

I wish I could take a lot of these people's childhood away and raise them all over again. People don't ask to be born, the least you can do is give them love and respect. Too many people have the same story of abuse and neglect. And as in this case, it's generational. Terribly sad.

Ok , so I’m truly never going to judge a person by looking at them ever again. These videos have taught me differently. I feel this lady’s warmth. Someone I’d love to sit and talk with myself.

She has a quiet dignity after all she’s been through.

She's carrying herself with so much poise and class

I can tell she’s lived around pimps all her life. When Mark ask her a question, she simply says yes or no. Then she realizes she can say more she keeps it short and to the point. She doesn’t elaborate on very much.

Please follow up with Pam in the future, Mark. She touched my heart.

What a life. Unbelievable. How is it possible to stay so upright and composed and beautiful inmidst this hell of a life. Stunning.

99% of the time, these sad cases always come from an abusive childhood. It's tragic!

"I felt like I was in my mother's womb." I think many of us search for that feeling in suffering

My heart melted when she said

That's one of the saddest interviews. They are all sad but there is something so tragic about this. I think Pamela is brave and a survivor and I hope she gets a suitable home soon.

I worked for a time as an R.N. in a prison, and almost every female I met that was incarcerated for various crimes most notably prostitution all have nearly the same childhood story of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse. And sadly many of these women say the only place they feel a semblance of safety is in prison as long as they stay out of trouble when behind bars. Bottom line is these women are human beings and deserve respect and kindness for all the suffering they have gone through some since birth, and that is something we all can extend to them.

99% of these people have had sexual abuse and it makes me SO MAD AND DISGUSTED with these parents. My child was NEVER EVER out of my sight and still isn't @ 14 years old. No sleep overs either. This just makes me so sad!!!

She has nightmares, tries to wake up but can't. She "rides it out." Here I am taking a peaceful nights sleep for granted.