Overview

• Chrystul Kizer was sentenced to 11 years for killing Randall Volar, who allegedly trafficked her starting at age 16.
• Kizer's defense argued she acted in self-defense, citing a Wisconsin law protecting trafficking victims.
• The judge ruled Kizer could not be the 'instrument of reckoning' for Volar's actions, despite acknowledging her abuse.
• Kizer's case has sparked debate over justice for trafficking victims and the application of self-defense laws.
• Advocates criticize the sentence as a failure to protect victims of sex trafficking, calling for legal reforms.