151 abcs john kapetaneas is a producer for nightline this is his account of a report he produced with abcs bob woodruff and karson yiu how can i help you an undercover informant asked in broken english yeah the man replied asking without hesitation where i can find sex with young girls his intonation was sharp and his request sounded crystal clear we were looking at a video of a grown man possibly american purportedly looking for young girls for sex within the first hour of meeting former pastor don brewster he pulled out his ipad to show us hidden camera video of what looked and sounded like western men 3 americans and 1 australian to our ears asking strangers on the streets of cambodia where to find children for sex the video was filmed covertly by members of his staff over the last two years in the neighborhood of svay pak just 10 miles outside the capital of phnom penh where don and his wife bridget now live our team sat mouths ajar you could hear a pin drop in the room as the video played undercover how old do you want man i dont know 10 undercover 10 10 years old inside the world of cambodias child sex trade as told through the eyes of a survivor fighting cambodias child sex trade part 1 cambodian sex trade survivor confronts her past part 2 don and bridget are the founders of agape international missions or aim a christian missionary group on the front lines of the war against child sex trafficking in cambodia they are both in their 60s and have 12 grandchildren back home in northern california and upstate new york in 2005 following a visit to cambodia where don said he was propositioned by a pimp offering him young girls on the street don and bridget decided to pick up their lives in the us and moved there fulltime they have made it their lifes work to stop men like those in the undercover video from abusing children the brewsters welcome us to phnom penh with a smile and a warning not everything we were about to see would be easy to handle former pastor don brewster and his wife bridget seen here founded aim to protect cambodian children abc news at the center of their operation is a restoration home in phnom penh for young girls rescued from the sex trade there are more than 50 children living there the day we arrive many of whom are less than 10 years old walking through the halls where the kids run around and play were struck by a sense of normalcy hand prints are painted on white walls teddy bears line each of their bunk beds little girls trying their best popstar impressions sing along to cambodian tunes on their own karaoke machine staff members throw high fives to passing kids while don and bridget share hugs with every girl that wants one