Four women have shared their traumatic experiences of being abused and exploited by drug gangs during their teenage years, as part of a BBC documentary titled *Britain's Forgotten Girls*. The documentary features testimonies from individuals who were victims of organized crime, often at a young age, and were forced into illegal activities. These women, who have chosen to remain anonymous in previous reports, are now speaking publicly for the first time. Their accounts highlight the vulnerability of young people in the face of criminal exploitation, particularly in areas affected by drug trafficking. The documentary aims to raise awareness about the long-term impact of such experiences and the challenges faced by survivors in seeking justice and support.