Man gets 448 historic years in prison for human trafficking operation in which girls called him ‘master’ and ‘had to serve’ by making him meals and at least $500 per day

Robert Hawkins appears in a booking photo

Robert Hawkins appears in a booking photo (Denver District Attorney’s Office)

A Colorado man has been sentenced to 448 years behind bars for human trafficking-related offenses — the second-longest sentence ever meted out for such charges in U.S. history. If the sentence holds up on appeal, it would qualify as the longest such sentence ever.

In March, Robert Earl Hawkins, 44, was convicted by a Denver jury on 18 charges, including three counts of human trafficking — sexual servitude of an adult, one count of human trafficking — sexual servitude of a minor, four counts of pimping of an adult, one count of pimping of a child, one count of sexually assaulting a child, and two counts of assault in the first degree, as well as various other charges.

The defendant was tried in three separate but related cases involving seven victims. The charged crimes occurred between 2018 and 2021.

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