Unit+E, a Christian counter-human-trafficking organization. Screen grab. Photo courtesy of Unit+E. In a residential house in a suburban neighborhood in the southern United States, Lane Terzieff, founder and leader of Unit+E, conducts a debriefing with his team following a recent counter-human-trafficking mission in Asia. One wall is lined with body armor worn during raids, as traffickers are often armed. Another displays flow charts and plans for future operations. According to its website, the group’s mission is “fighting human trafficking at its source.” Terzieff summarized it more directly: “Our goal is to make doing evil as inconvenient as possible.” Terzieff grew up between Washington State and Wyoming. He left high school without a diploma, saying he “wanted to do things.” His interest in music and his…
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