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Captors in High Places: A 13-Year Cover-Up | Episode 231 · Voices for Voices®

• 0:00
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Welcome to this episode of the Voices for Voices TV show and podcast.
• 0:04
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I'm your host, founder and executive director of Voices for Voices, Justin Alan Hayes.
• 0:09
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Thank you for joining us on this episode, as well as our over 227, including studio remote out of studio episodes that will be reaching 300 total episodes, combined with the filming both ways, by the end of calendar year 2025.
• 0:33
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So thanks for your love and support, for having an interest in us, our show, whether you're watching, whether you're listening, whether you're here in the United States, whether you're in another country and you're tuning in.
• 0:46
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Thank you for that.
• 0:48
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: When we started this organization, one of the things that we wanted to do was to have an impact, a positive impact, as much as we can during our time on earth, and so you hear me talk about wanting to help 3 billion people over the course of my lifetime and beyond, and that is a lofty goal.
• 1:13
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We are helping one person at a time.
• 1:17
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: As we go and throughout that reaching, wanting to reach that 3 billion, we know that there are people such as myself, just an average person, and there are people that are in, say, positions of power, whether that's a mayor, a senator, a governor, a mayor, a senator, a governor and it has become to our attention that we actually have that.
• 1:51
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We do have coverage and people are watching it and listening all the way up to our president, president Donald J Trump, as well as First Lady Melania Trump, vice President JD Vance, second Lady Usha Vance, secretary of State Marco Rubio, senator Ted Cruz, fbi Director Kash Patel, fbi Deputy Director Dan Bongino which we had followed his podcast prior to his entering the FBI and continue to be a fan of kind of the no-nonsense aspect of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, and the Secretary of Defense, pete Hegseth, and our Health and Human Services Secretary, rfk Jr, and we're going to start with RFK.
• 2:54
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So last week, given the day that we're filming this last week there was a cabinet meeting that President Trump held and around the table all of his cabinet members were there, which was very refreshing to see individuals and holding them accountable and having them talk about this specific 100 days, the first 100 days of the second Trump term, and so around the table went and was able to watch that kind of from beginning to end.
• 3:31
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And one thing that RFK Jr mentioned, which I don't know if it was picked up as widely as you know banning the food dyes, et cetera, and I'm going to quote RK Jr from that meeting.
• 3:48
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So quote ended HHS, so Health and Human Services, as the role as the principal vector in this country for child trafficking.
• 3:58
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: During the Biden administration, HHS became a collaborator in child trafficking and sex slavery.
• 4:07
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So that really caught me off guard that that was included with his remarks that there are around 300,000 migrant children that have gone missing during the Biden administration.
• 4:31
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So, right, wrong, different, that's a huge number.
• 4:34
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: There's a lot of children that are somewhere and that our government is not quite sure and we're not sure, obviously, from an organization standpoint, we see what's on the headlines.
• 4:51
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So, with that being said, we wanna find those 300,000 and if there's more children that have been taken advantage of, and part of that being the child trafficking, labor trafficking, sex trafficking, you name it of life that has really encompassed us, especially in the United States, with the Epstein situation, as well as the trial, just starting on Diddy, with what has been alleged on what he had taken place at parties and in different settings.
• 5:47
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And so we as an organization think this is a huge moment to talk about this in depth, because there is kind of that big camera the lights are on, listening, watching, the ears, the eyes, what Voices for Voices is going to cover, how they're going to touch on these topics in the future.
• 6:21
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And yes, we have covered, I'd say, quite in-depth, if you look at our total catalog, like I said, over 227 episodes that we have covered quite a bit human trafficking through a human trafficking and specific labor traffic individual, david Solomon.
• 6:45
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So that's really not a surprise.
• 6:49
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And when we talk about children, what I'd like to continue on is our trafficking survivor, and so this is an individual, as I mentioned multiple times, who's kind of been in and out of the ringer and been through a whole lot that no human, no individual should have to go through.
• 7:14
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: However, at this point, being a survivor, that's good.
• 7:19
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: However, his captor still wants to capture him, and so he and his family have to have to worry about the location where they're eating at, where everything they're doing and we all know that our phones, right, they capture all kinds of information, whether we like it or not, and how this really you know there's 300,000 migrant children and just children in general relates to our trafficking survivor, david.
• 8:12
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: His wife is six months pregnant and, because he is a survivor, his captor is trying to locate him.
• 8:23
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: A combination of information, location data and really just tracking where the phone goes and knowing who the phone is connected to.
• 8:34
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Just yesterday, his wife.
• 8:38
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Again, because of their situation they can't go the traditional health insurance-wise First of all, they don't have the money to be able to do that.
• 8:49
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: But they want to have the child in a safe manner, a safe place, and we think that anybody should be able to, anybody who has a child on the way, that they should be able to have that child in a safe setting and not have to worry about individuals watching over them, watching their every movement.
• 9:19
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So part of this and we're not against Uber at all, this isn't a stand against Uber, uber at all.
• 9:33
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: This isn't a stand against Uber but between the Uber location data of obviously being picked up and then taken to, in this case, the midwifery, as well as her sharing that location and where she's at for safety with her husband, david, plus many other apps, but the specific app, the Realm, we've talked about Realm and the Realm Sphere, and so their app, I believe, is called the Mighty and they again, like many other apps, track a lot of our information, whether we're on the app or whether we're not, and there's a combination of that that happened over the course of three hours where David's wife went to midwifery.
• 10:20
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: They were talking about the due dates and all the process, which I don't know.
• 10:26
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I just know that she had an appointment, she wanted to, and so three hours later after the appointment she receives, and I just happened to have the text and it really just talks about how, okay, here we go, so this text again.
• 10:49
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So it was, I think, in two hours and 52 minutes, so we'll just call it three hours.
• 10:54
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So three hours after an appointment, david, our human trafficking survivor, his wife received a text that says hi, sadly, I had another consultation for September and they signed up on the spot and paid the deposit so she's officially full the midwife and won't be able to be available for her due date.
• 11:18
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And then she mentioned, you know, here you can try this other avenue, and so that's a lot of added stress to anybody, but somebody who is already right they're concerned for their safety, their well-being and for this to occur.
• 11:43
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We find that that's very unfortunate.
• 11:46
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And again, she's pregnant.
• 11:50
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So she's six months in and we talk about the 300,000 migrant children we kind of think of these a little bit in the same sense while her child isn't born yet and isn't a migrant coming across the US border still a child, still a human being and we think it's just important for a lot of reasons for her to be able to have a safe delivery and then safety for the family.
• 12:28
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And so, with our high-level audience, new viewers, listeners we mentioned President Trump at the outset and a whole host of others in this cabinet that are watching, listening to what we're sharing and the information that we're sharing, and so we know, obviously, that the President Trump, we know you have a lot of power over a lot of things and we would just ask, if possible, to look into, obviously, human trafficking, human trafficking, human trafficking trafficking survivors and how best an individual like a human trafficking survivor, david Solomon, how his wife, can have a safe and healthy birth of their child when that comes time and not have to again be concerned about their safety of where they're at, among other things.
• 13:31
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So if that is something that you're able to do and your team is able to look into, we have a really good understanding that you know who David Solomon is, you know who his guardian is, who has control over finances and what happens, and that individual hasn't really been helpful for David and his family, and so that's the other part, too.
• 14:02
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: That comes into play is we know there's good people.
• 14:06
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: That comes into play is we know there's good people, we know there's people that aren't as good as can be and make poor decisions, and I think we all do from time to time do that, but some, as we're finding, make poor decisions a little bit more often, and we want to bring that to your attention, mr President, as well as the harassment that has also plagued this family.
• 14:36
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And so how do we know that people are involved and are making accusations and we're talking about Uber and the Mighty app tied to Realm Realm Sphere, realm Makers and the mighty act tied to realm realm sphere realm makers how do we know, or how do we even have an inkling, that this is something that happened, that they were a part of this cancellation of this midwife being able to care for David's wife in a time of childbirth, for David's wife in a time of childbirth?
• 15:11
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Well, there were text messages that were received on David's device cell phone, smartphone, I don't even want to call it that asked how his wife was doing, and this was from a person, one of the top people in this realm, realm sphere, the mighty app, and so right, there can be things that we could pass off as ah well, you're just throwing things to see what sticks.
• 15:42
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We just find that there's too many of these events that happen in such a short amount of time that we feel that those individuals at Realm, as we've talked about before, should definitely be not only looked at but should be questioned.
• 16:01
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: They should be brought in, they should be looked at as what David human trafficking survivor says that Brian Davis took him, not just picked him up and watched Netflix and had popcorn.
• 16:21
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: That Brian Davis, david's, chloroformed David Solomon in front of his mom and he was taken against his will for two and a half weeks.
• 16:38
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: He was luckily able to survive and get out of that situation.
• 16:41
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: But this individual Brian Davis and Scott Minor, who's also in with this harassment, who's actually the person who texted David after the midwife had that cancellation come through text and these individuals aren't being looked at.
• 17:04
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: David's story's not being taken serious aren't being looked at.
• 17:09
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: David's story's not being taken serious.
• 17:12
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We as an organization and we're bringing voices from all over and we support the men and women in blue, we support people, anybody that's doing their job.
• 17:27
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: But what we have found been included on some communications, where there's individuals at certain jurisdictions, police departments, law enforcement that have covered David's trafficking up until this point, david's trafficking up until this point, and that's because nothing's ever been done to these individuals.
• 17:53
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Well, as one could know, people in high places can have a lot of power and, President Trump, you know all about that, your cabinet knows what they can and can't do and all those things.
• 18:09
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: The same thing with this trafficking situation of the trafficking of David and the cover-up can't just be something that one person's covered up because he's gone to so many lengths, contacted so many police departments, fbi, and have found that there are individuals who are high up in the government, unfortunately, president Trump, that have power to cover up when a report is made, when a report is made, when a phone call is made to talk about needing an advocate, somebody to support him in his quest to just have a normal life.
• 19:00
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And we know, fortunately, that there are people that are at different levels of the government, that are tied to different task forces, like the Trafficking in America Task Force, and we know that there are individuals who also have been victims of child sex trafficking and labor trafficking who are in these positions to kind of look at it as like a yes, no right.
• 19:34
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So let's just picture you, mr President.
• 19:35
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: You get lots of proposals, lots of questions and you say yes, no, yes, no, and people on your staff, you know, help out with that.
• 19:44
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And so there's people like that that are covering the David Solomon human trafficking at all, that it's just period, it's not gone anywhere.
• 19:58
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And we also we talk about our high-profile audience that we have obtained, we talk about President Trump, but then we also talk about people in Hollywood entertainers and actors and actresses that there's individuals that have distanced themselves away from, say, the traditional Hollywood due to different events happening at some point, and so that's a big too, and we obviously know, with the DITI trial, that's going on, and we know how delicate and dangerous situations that come for people who are speaking out.
• 20:48
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Mr President, we know that you, unfortunately, have been put through a lot of lawfare people coming at you left and right while you're president, while you're not president at the time and so we know that if people are able to file lawsuits and go after you, that they can go after anybody, and we believe that, in a sense, there's a lawfare really going after David Solomon.
• 21:22
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So, instead of David Solomon, human trafficking, survivor his family.
• 21:26
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Instead of them getting the support and resources, it's the opposite.
• 21:30
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: It's the people who are doing the trafficking who have been reported as individuals who do trafficking through various means over.
• 21:38
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: You know, this happened in 2012, the year 2012,.
• 21:41
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And we all know what year this is.
• 21:42
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: It's 2025, so it's 13 years and nothing's been done.
• 21:47
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: The captors and his team, who are at high places in the US government, us military and that's just hard for somebody like me to really wrap my arms around and really anybody, whether they voted for you or not, president Trump, and what you, you know, your excuse me, your agenda and what your you know promises made, promises kept type of situation, and we don't like to talk about politics.
• 22:34
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I mean, obviously we're talking about things here, but from an individual standpoint.
• 22:40
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We don't like to talk about how we voted, because we don't want to alienate anybody.
• 22:49
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We want everybody to feel comfortable to share their story, to come and be a voice and celebrate that voice and inspire others to share their voice.
• 23:03
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And, whether that's on our show or whether that's not, we know that we're impacting a lot of people that we're not hearing about, that we're not seeing.
• 23:10
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So, yeah, there's lawfare that's going on against human trafficking survivors.
• 23:16
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So something, something has to change again.
• 23:19
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: You know where.
• 23:20
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: You know david solomon.
• 23:21
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: You know his situation, his story, told over and over again.
• 23:24
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: You can check many of our episodes.
• 23:26
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: The one that comes to mind is episode 193.
• 23:29
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: There's also episodes where he taught a episode in the 200s where he talks about his speed writing.
• 23:36
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And so he has.
• 23:37
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We all have gifts, you know all gifts from God, and one of the gifts that David has is being able to write fast, and that was something that his captor seized on.
• 23:50
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Because his captor is an author.
• 23:52
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: He's a famous author and a lot of people look up to him.
• 23:57
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: For we're not sure those reasons Individuals.
• 24:01
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Right, they might not know the situation and what's happening, but we want again.
• 24:09
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: First, we want David's wife to be able to have a child in a healthy, safe environment.
• 24:14
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We want David's wife to be able to have a child in a healthy, safe environment.
• 24:16
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We want them to have an opportunity, as well as other trafficking survivors and anybody in general, to have a chance at a normal life.
• 24:27
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And that's not happening and we know that.
• 24:31
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: The individuals that we're talking to and that are watching and listening, not just this episode, but priors and your staffs.
• 24:38
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We know that you know the story of David Solomon and what's happened up until this point, and so then we would also ask that Brian Davis, scott Biner, but especially Brian Davis, because Brian Davis did the actual trafficking, managed it, had his, let's say, cronies do the dirty work with the chloroform and the transportation here and there which, by the way, it's interesting because the pastor at the church when this event happened, where David was, where he was chloroformed, I actually called him and we talked and he didn't say he didn't know David and his mom, safira, and that was very telling, that he didn't deny that he knew them.
• 25:43
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And so again, we're 13 years into this and people are denying, denying, denying.
• 25:48
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: People are getting the story covered up left, right and center and the people that really need the help they're not getting the help.
• 25:56
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: The help comes in form of the story being covered up, no matter who it's told, to, who it's shared, how much evidence, how much information is shown, how many screenshots, how many emails, how many police reports.
• 26:14
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And I've seen these police reports, many of them.
• 26:17
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I haven't seen all of them, but I've seen the hard copies, the green copies that go to the individuals, as they have kind of that paper.
• 26:28
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I think it's white, pink, green or yellow, but some combination.
• 26:33
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So there's several layers and and you know each, each layer goes to a certain individual or a certain level, and so I've seen some of these reports in Oregon that have happened.
• 26:46
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I've seen hospital reports.
• 26:50
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I've seen chiropractor I mean I've seen chiropractor visit cards of you know when, when your next chiropractor I mean seeing chiropractor visit cards of you know when your next chiropractor appointment is, and we're talking 2012, 2013, in those years, so for people to come against them.
• 27:05
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: And again, we're sharing the voice, we're sharing as much as we can and we know, mr President, your time is very precious and so thank you for even taking this seriously.
• 27:21
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: We know you take a lot of stuff seriously and we thank you for that, and so we hope, along with your team, that David Solomon, again, that trafficking that did happen, and if there are statute of limitations, we hope and pray that that can be either abolished or extended to include 2012.
• 27:48
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Whatever you need to do, we fully support helping others and that's why we've spent so much time on this story and it's not just hearsay.
• 27:58
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Again, I've been included on some of these communications and it's heartbreaking for anybody to not have an opportunity to have a normal life, to not worry about being followed and tracked and all these and, like I said, as recent as yesterday, that tracking and that has not stopped, as well as the harassment of asking how David's wife is, knowing the situation that happened with the cancellation and knowing with the midwife and knowing how few options that there really are for them given their set of circumstances.
• 28:46
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So thank you for joining on this episode Again.
• 28:50
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Thank you, President, Donald J.
• 28:52
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Second Lady Usha Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and I didn't add at the beginning, but I'll also include Senator Ted Cruz from the state of Texas, FBI Director Kash Patel, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, Secretary of Defense Pete Kristi Noem, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, HHS Secretary RFK Jr, and the many, many, many more that have taken an interest in this, and we hope and pray that we can turn the page and we can again celebrate the voices of David Solomon and his family.
• 29:41
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: So until next time.
• 29:43
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: I'm Justin Alan Hayes, Founder and Executive Director of Voices for Voices.
• 29:47
  Justin Alan Hayes, Founder Voices for Voices: Have a great day and be a voice for you or somebody in need.