Hope Joy Zeferjohn was missing from the Kansas Capitol on the day her family was posing for pictures with the governor. It was May 22, 2015, and then-Gov. Sam Brownback was signing a proclamation for Family Reunification Month. Zeferjohn's parents and siblings stood behind him, literal poster children for Brownback's efforts to return children to their homes from foster care. But Zeferjohn, 16, was in state custody in Salina, already under the violent control of a man who trafficked her for sex. A year after the photograph was taken, Zeferjohn was charged in June 2016 with 10 felonies, including aggravated human trafficking...
