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What Happened in Those SeaTac Motel 6 Rooms Demands a Legal Answer You are reading this because something happened to you, or to someone you love, in a budget motel room off Pacific Highway South in SeaTac. Maybe it was one of the three properties named in the federal lawsuit — the one on Military Road South, the one on Pacific Highway South, or the one on 47th Avenue South. Maybe the front desk knew the same man by his first name. Maybe the same room was rented for cash, week after week, and nobody ever asked why. Maybe the locks were broken, the hallways were dark, and the cameras that were supposed to watch over you were not working. Maybe you were a minor, and the person who brought you there told you to stay quiet. Maybe you are still being trafficked, and you found this page while looking for a way out. You are not alone. And you are not without a remedy. The law in this country gives trafficking survivors a civil cause of action against not just the trafficker, but also against the business that knowingly benefited from the venture. That remedy exists at the federal…