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While their interaction may have not been an assault, Allers said it was a clear sign that Tyson was capable of "creepy behavior," the website reported."My experience with him is he's not someone who has great respect for female bodily autonomy," she told Patheos.Tyson, the host of the 2014 series "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey," said he didn't know Allers felt uncomfortable by his behavior.He said his action "was simply a search (for the tattoo) under the covered part of her shoulder of the sleeveless dress.""I only just learned (nine years after) that she thought this behavior creepy," he wrote. "That was never my intent and I'm deeply sorry to have made her feel that way."Another woman, Ashley Watson, told the website that she quit her job as Tyson's assistant last summer after he attempted to persuade her into sex.Watson told Patheos that she felt pressured to impress her boss and accepted an invitation from Tyson to his place. There, the scientist spoke about people needing human physical releases and gave her an "awkward and incredibly intimate handshake."Later, when she was leaving, "Tyson then allegedly put his hands on her shoulders, and said he wanted to hug her, but if he did, he'd 'just want more,'" the website reported.In his post, Tyson described multiple interactions with his female production assistant, including inviting her to his place for wine and cheese during the last week of production. He said the woman later told him that she was "creeped out" and viewed the invitation as an attempt to seduce her. After he apologized profusely, the woman said that would be her last day working there.Tyson said their only physical interaction was a handshake he said he learned from a Native elder that he considered special, he wrote."You extend your thumb forward during the handshake to feel the other person's vital spirit energy -- the pulse," he wrote.A third woman, Tchiya Amet, alleges Tyson drugged and raped her in 1984 while they were graduate students at the University of Texas at Austin.She recalled blacking out after Tyson gave her a drink and waking up naked on his bed.She filed a police report years later, the website reported, and has written multiple posts about the incident since 2014.Tyson disputed the allegation, noting they had briefly dated in graduate school "but the chemistry wasn't there.""[A]ccording to her blog posts, the drug and rape allegation comes from an assumption of what happened to her during a night that she cannot remember," he wrote. "It is as though a false memory had been implanted, which, because it never actually happened, had to be remembered as an evening she doesn't remember."Fox Entertainment and National Geographic, the networks airing Tyson's show, announced Friday they would investigate the allegations, the New York Times reported.In his post, Tyson also welcomed an investigation by the networks.CNN has reached out to both networks for comment.Tyson also said he did not immediately speak publicly on the issue because he believed "serious accusations should not be adjudicated in the press.""But clearly I cannot continue to stay silent," he wrote. 3151

While the pornographic nature of the work was sometimes discussed beforehand, some women claim they were not informed until after they arrived in San Diego, where the site's owners filmed scenes at various high-end downtown San Diego hotels. 241

Wilkett told the I-Team he just saw the tattoo recently at a local gas station. "A girl at the cash register with an XVI running from behind her ear and down her neck — 16," said Wilkett. "Looked out the window and there's her pimp, sitting in the vehicle. So this is happening." In some trafficking cases, the tattoo could be a barcode. “These barcodes are written in such a way by these tattoos and tattoo artists, that if you scan that with your smartphone it’ll tell you she’s or she’s ," said Wilkett. "The one that I saw was ." Wilkett said the one he saw was on a victim in her early 20s staying in an area safehouse. “Her response to that was that’s what I’m worth. I am worth ," said Wilkett. Natasha Nascimento, the founding executive director of Redefining Refuge, a Florida non-profit working with victims of child sex trafficking, said she's seen children branded and a majority of the tattoos are done professionally."The youngest child I’ve seen — I believe she was probably somewhere around 11-years-old — she had dollar signs... tattooed onto both of her eyelids," said Nascimento. Nascimento said there's a need to appeal to the tattoo artists behind the branding."If somebody is coming in there with a child and telling you what tattoo the child is going to get, if it's a barcode, money symbols, names, things like 'Daddy,' I would probably call in an abuse report, is what I would do," said Nascimento.Redefining Refuge has worked with the Tampa Bay area tattoo artist community to help cover up tattoos for child sex trafficking survivors as part of the recovery and healing process. “Think about that. Children in a first world country in the United States of America being branded like cattle," said Nascimento. "That’s what’s happening and it’s happening today." If you believe you are a victim of Human Trafficking or suspect an adult is a victim of human trafficking, please visit the 1925

Zagat says: “Amazing fish tacos” are the star at this “great little hole-in-the-wall” in Bonita (with an expanded twin just down the road) specializing in both “traditional and unconventional” Mexican seafood washed down with cold beer; affordable prices and affable service make the potential for “long waits” during peak hours worth the hassle. 346

Why? Because at the end of the day, the students at my school felt one shared experience -- our politicians abandoned us by failing to keep guns out of schools. 160

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