A HUMAN trafficker who forced her victims to sleep with up to 15 punters a day could be sent to prison for life.
Brothel madam Mananchaya Wanitthanawet trafficked two Thai women to the UK and forced them to work as prostitutes to pay off £90,000 debts.
The sex worker was in cahoots with her own former client, Cameron Wilson, who became her partner, and helped launder nearly £150,000 of earnings from prostitution.
The High Court in Dundee was told various Airbnb properties across Scotland were used as brothels for the women to meet clients.
The court heard from one of the women about being exploited by sexually violent clients before being "rescued" by one punter who took pity on her.
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