Safraz Khan

Safraz Khan was born in Guyana, immigrating to the United States when he was ten-years-old. At the age of sixteen, he was sexually assaulted by an older man while walking home from a library at night. He was only nine credits away from obtaining his psychology degree.

However, he had been addicted to talking to minors in online chatrooms since he was twenty, a troubling addiction that would land him in trouble that would affect him for the rest of his life.

Khan eventually arrived at the trap house after getting lost. He was met immediately by the decoy . He then became suspicious as the girl he was talking to on the phone didn't sound like the girl he had met. Fearing Khan would run, Chris Hansen emerged and invited Khan to sit at the bar. Khan immediately to apologized for what he had done, being encouraged by Hansen to admit that he had come to see an underage girl. When asked why he did it, however, Khan simply replied with a sigh and, "I don't know."

Hansen only had a short time to grill Khan individually as another predator, Yazan Asfour , pulled up and walked into the house. Asfour followed the decoy into the house worryingly quickly, but he stopped and stared in surprise as Hansen had Asfour stand next to Khan. Khan attempted to interrupt Hansen's conversation with Asfour by asking if his family would need to find out. When Hansen asked Khan why he was concerned about his family knowing what was happening, Khan responded that the incident could ruin his life. After Hansen confronted Asfour over the disturbing videos and photographs, Khan was reminded and acknowledged he had also sent photographs to the decoy, admitting that it wasn't okay to do.

Asfour became more and more distraught, while Khan kept his composure and admitted he had seen the show before. Since Asfour was still confused, Hansen named himself and revealed they had been caught in a television sting. While Asfour fumbled over his words, Khan let him know that they would probably be arrested after the confrontation. This flabbergasted Asfour, while Khan apologised again, claimed he wanted to make things right, and slowly walked out of the house to be arrested. Asfour soon joined him and they were both taken away together.

He was also worried about how the sting would affect his job.

Hansen would again confront two predators arriving within minutes of each other in Ocean County, New Jersey when he confronted Jeremy Keister and Michael Murray came in shortly after. Khan's profile still appears on the Florida Sex Offender Registry, although it doesn't list him as deported. This is because he was transferred to a holding facility in California before being forced to leave the country. In 2024, the website was updated to specify that he had indeed been deported to Guyana.