Bro what?
Yes. The farther you go southwest in the US, you will find multiple cases where both men and women are locked up against their will. We have crime television station shows that give you an inside look into scenes. They may blur the faces of the victims sometimes, but their living conditions and treatments are horrific. Sometimes what you see on TV, in movies, and in game plots are from these real cases. Some are downplayed; others are not.
From shipping containers to private properties, many missing people are subjected to false imprisonment and torture. Moreover, growing up watching these shows, you grow up numb but not stupid to these situations in the US. That's why every community has its own way of doing things, including the police in every state. Nothing is equivalent to personal slaves, human trafficking, and cold abductions. We have missing person reports, and "6,000 out of 600,000 people are unsolved cases every year."
Now tell me how many people live in the US? And what about your home country or county? The more you know, the smarter you become.
Are you being fr I can’t tell
This still happens in the US. But most don't end so well.