A possible concise summary is:
Catalina, a Colombian woman who was kidnapped and forced into prostitution in Mexico, sues David, a graphic designer who created a website for the trafficking organization and was also one of her clients. She demands $100,000 for the damages she suffered. She tells her story of how she was deceived by her best friend, abused by her captors, and rescued by another client who is now her husband. David denies any involvement in the trafficking and claims he was just a tourist who hired Catalina as an escort. He is supported by his friend Benigno, who also works as a tourist guide and admits to having sex with Catalina. The judge finds David guilty based on his own testimony that revealed his knowledge of the trafficking business. He orders him to pay Catalina $100,000 and warns him that he will face an FBI investigation.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. Catalina is a Colombian woman who was kidnapped and forced to work as a prostitute in Mexico for two years.
2. She was rescued by one of her clients, Vicente, who fell in love with her and married her.
3. She is suing David, a graphic designer who created the website for the prostitution organization and also had sex with her as a client.
4. She is asking for $100,000 in damages for the trauma and abuse she suffered.
5. The website advertised escort girls for travel, events and meetings in Mexico, and included sexual services as part of the package.
6. The case is being heard by a judge in the United States, where Catalina and Vicente live now.
7. The judge ruled in favor of Catalina, based on David's testimony that revealed his involvement in the business.
8. The judge also advised Catalina to report the case to the FBI, as human trafficking is a serious crime that affects millions of people worldwide.