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Chrystul Kizer is sentenced to 11 years in prison after pleading guilty to killing Randy Volar III .
She was 17 when she shot him twice in the head, set his house on fire and fled in his BMW .
The case brought international attention to issue of sex trafficking, especially against Black women and girls.
Prosecutors say Chrystul Kizer attacked Volar in front of police after learning he was a registered sex offender.
Kizer 's attorney says she's been affected by trauma and is open to victimization again.
Volar began sexually abusing Kizer after finding her through Backpage.com , court documents say.
Her attorneys ask for treatment, not lengthy prison sentence.
Randall Volar groomed Chrystul Kizer so he could continue sexually abusing her, prosecutor says.
Black women and girls are more likely to be victims of sex trafficking, Bias says.
The National Black Women’s Justice Institute was among the advocacy groups to urge the judge to let Kizer receive healing services” in lieu of prison.
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