In a story you’ll only see on KIRO7, women who work as prostitutes in North Seattle came out of the shadows to tell their stories.
They spoke to Dave Wagner about their fears, and exposed why they say a recent step to clean up the industry has made the streets overcrowded -- and much more dangerous.
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