Two people from Marion County were indicted on charges related to trafficking a teenager, the Kentucky attorney general’s office announced Friday.
A Marion County Grand Jury indicted 59-year-old James Boswell of Lebanon on multiple charges including human trafficking a minor, commercial sexual activity, human trafficking, commercial sexual activity, use of electronic means to induce a minor to engage in sexual activities, unlawful transaction with a minor of a controlled substance under age 18, and persistent felony offender.
That same grand jury indicted 43-year-old Amanda Sweazy of Gravel Switch with promoting human trafficking of a minor, unlawful transaction with a minor of a controlled substance under age 18, promoting human trafficking, and persistent felony offender.
The attorney general’s office said the alleged crimes happened between April 2025 and August 2025 in Marion County.
Prosecutors alleged Sweazy recruited the teenager, while court documents showed Boswell forced the teen to engage in commercial sexual activity two or more times.
Source: WHAS11
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