The “Modern Family” star, Ariel Winter, opened her horrific experience, which is pretending to be a Pretinite girl to help capture a sexual predator for children.
The 27 -year -old actress, who played the role of Alex Denvi on the comic play “Modern Family” from 2009 to 2020, joined non -profit in the secure of sexual assault online (SOSA) to perform a confidential harsh operation that was shown in Docuseries the true crime “Sosa Undercover”.
In the first show episode, Winter pretended to be a 12 -year -old girl for a 31 -year -old predator in Oklahoma City.
During an interview with the Daily Mail, which was published on Friday, Winter explained how she felt dealing with trap in the process.
“It is certain that it is common to cooperate with Soussa, knowing that I can make a change,” Winter said.
“It could be scary sometimes pretending to be 12 years old and talking to the elderly men, but it is difficult for us to put predators that were hurting children,” I continued.
“I grew up in the entertainment industry, I was the girl we are trying to provide,” Winter added. “It is necessary for me to help protect young women from experiences in my private life.”
Winter wore blonde wig with explosions to play the 12 -year -old. In one scene, the winter was seen sitting on a bed in a room that was shown to look like a child's bedroom. The actress adopted a child -like voice attributed to the predator, which she referred to as “Father”.
“It could be scary sometimes pretending to be 12 years old and talking to the elderly men, but it is difficult for us to put predators that were hurting children,” I continued.
“I grew up in the entertainment industry, I was the girl we are trying to provide,” Winter added. “It is necessary for me to help protect young women from experiences in my private life.”
Winter wore blonde wig with explosions to play the 12 -year -old. In one scene, the winter was seen sitting on a bed in a room that was shown to look like a child's bedroom. The actress adopted a child -like voice attributed to the predator, which she referred to as “Father”.
“I was surprised by the folder how many men were looking to speak to young girls who are 12 or 13 years old. He is hundreds of thousands of men,” Winter continued.
“These men also seem like natural and gentle men – they are not like predators.” “They resemble the adjacent man, usually they are married and have children. Men seem nice because they have pets, and they show you pictures of their dogs. They talk about their daily lives, and they seem to be sweet men. But the truth is that they want to spend time with a 12 -year -old girl, and they ask inappropriate questions and want to know if parents are present.”
“There was almost one 40 -year -old man, and he wanted to take a 11 -year -old girl shopping for a new bra. This is not normal. It's not good.”
The executive actress told the vision of adult men looking for girls between 12 and 14 years old.
She said: “This entire experience was tragic, because I am thinking about the extent of these young girls and they are dealt with by older men.”
“I am familiar with male predators, because I worked in Hollywood at an early age, I started at the age of four,” added Winter, who first appeared in the 2002 Cool Whip movie.
“I don't want to say much about it, but by the time I was on a laptop and a cell phone, I was receiving inappropriate messages from the elderly men, and caused the shock,” I continued.
“The experiences I had personally and through the Internet have been so deeply affected that I had to go to treatment for that,” Winter explained. “Film and Television Make a dark place.”
Note the winter, how easy the weak children become prey to adult perpetrators.
She said: “Children are looking for online relationships because they are alone or feel bored, then they find a male and believe they can contact them, and not realize that they are largely older and they are actually predators with bad intentions.”
Virginia's executive citizen told that she had planned to continue volunteering in Soussa.
“I love working with Soussa because she is women helping women, and I will do so as long as I can,” Winter said.
In February, SOSA shared a clip from the first show on Instagram before its release on March 20. At that time, Winter commented on the video, reflected frankly on her realistic experiences with sexual assault on children.
Winter wrote: “I was a victim of the online structure, IRL, and CSA.” “The effects are lifelong and inevitable. This has always been a problem, but in the digital age, it only rises to more extreme levels and in more manipulating ways.”
“Access to predators for all children on this day and this age is not measured by it. This issue must be brought into the light and fights everything we have. These are very real situations, as real men commit very real crimes, and they are arrested before the real law enforcement that asks us to help them with us in every step in the way.”
“Soussa helps to obtain actual convictions and take these perpetrators from the streets,” Winter added. “It is not easy to do this work, but it is worthwhile to know that we have helped protect one child.”
