There’s no end to the amount of positive things you can say about the debut title from independent game dev ZA/UM.

A really enjoyable summer read, transporting me back to my backpacking youth with lots of vivid descriptions of wonderful far away places, friendships made and loves lost and found. When Ruby was just 16, she found herself lured by a false promise and trapped in an online sex trafficking den where she was forced to perform for predators all over the world. Nell needs to find out and fast because now, twenty three years later, she is “seeing” another missing girl and there just might be a connection! Horrified at first by the chaos, smells and woeful accommodation, Ruby surprisingly begins to enjoy herself. Join Ruby on her remarkable true story; a journey from the protection of the mountains to the nightmare of an online sex-trafficking den, from the heat of the courtroom to the cool of .

These are men and women, lawyers, advocates, social workers and investigators that have given themselves to this fight.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. In the end Titus will reveal that Ruby skipped town when she caught wind that people were looking into her. But the sheer horror of the topic also means that the online sexual exploitation of children—referred to as "OSEC" by those working to fight it—is rarely spoken about in public. To be more specific, she’s actually hiding out in the basement of the derelict Feld Building, which is surrounded by a dilapidated boardwalk, amusement park, and fish market.But more than that, the podcast is also a very good piece of advocacy, dropping bits of difficult, important information that should shock any listener. Through Finding Ruby, Higgins touches upon several themes including domestic violence, grief and homosexuality. We learn that there are no figures on how many children are exploited in the industry, but that the United Nations estimates that, in the United Kingdom alone, there are about 750,000 sexual predators online at any given time; and that the median age of victims is just 11 years old. A woman forced to confront her traumatic past to save a young girl soon discovers that nightmares don’t always end when you wake up. We were given a brief that talked about this rapidly growing crime – one of the fastest growing crimes in our world.