The Court asserted that the trafficking law of Argentina describes the deception is easier to happen by the mental immaturity of the victims, to the point that they were lend to leave the way they were approached, without clothes, and regarding the fact of being minors, they were told they would have their documents falsified.

All the facts analyzed clearly demonstrate the existence of the recruitment of minors for the purpose of sexual exploitation, which constitute the crime of trafficking of person (article 145 Penal Code) by deception on this case.

The statements of the victims have been spontaneous and objective provided for the analysis of the evidence of the cause. It contains important details of a crime very difficult to be proven, but successfully achieved.

It is quite evident that in this type of crime, the authors take advantage of the vulnerability status of the victims, their poverty and spurring them to believe that a better life awaits them, with more money and better facilities.

during the testimony of the victims reported : "Mr. deponent asked if I wanted to work in a bowling alley inside. Who  would win a lot of money. He offered job for 1500 pesos per fortnight, ... he first said it was to work in a wiskería, then in a bowling alley ... That also told her mother that she would be able to send her money and she would have the opportunity to buy some clothes.  J.E.F., took advantage of the vulnerable position of the victim as a result of a precarious situation from the point of view of social exclusion and economic tempting offer them completed at the urgent need to access an income with which to reverse its distressing reality.

The Court found both defendants guilty for the crime of trafficking minor for the purpose of sexual exploitation.