William Fonseca

So now I'm going to start working with kids that are misplaced because I hate the fact of foster homes.

Future plans, stay with the Honduras ministry.

The human trafficking portion gives me a little bit of acid indigestion.

I don't like the concept.

I understand more the child development stage because I gave myself the opportunity to look at that aspect, where it starts.

And believe me, I can actually look at a kid and tell you what's going on at home.

The abuse, I see them all the time with the makeup.

I have to deal with that on a daily basis.

So I've given myself that opportunity.

to launch a massive campaign, weave myself into humans that are representing that sector.

That's powerful.

When I go to Honduras, I mean, it's rural.

I'm right on the path of this place where all these people are trafficked.

And in those things, you see a lot of women that are taken from there for prostitution.

You see a lot of kids that are taken, snatched, that are used.

for the sex industry.

And it takes me back to that walk-in cooler where the butcher at that store where I worked as a stock boy for $25 a week would tie me up and touch me in a walk-in cooler and I didn't have anybody to go to.

So that impacted me and it's a chapter in my life

that I'm very expressive.

I express myself.