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Georgia foster care failures linked to child sex trafficking

Tiffani McLean-Camp, 19, gives personal testimony about her experiences when she entered foster care at age 15 after being physically abused by adoptive parents and sexually abused by a family friend. (ASSOCIATED PRESS)

foster care failures — Tiffani McLean-Camp, 19, gives personal testimony about her experiences when she entered foster care at age 15 after being physically abused by adoptive parents and sexually abused by a family friend. (ASSOCIATED PRESS)

ATLANTA — Georgia youths in the custody of the state's foster care system are disproportionately likely to become victims of child sex trafficking, several experts in the subject testified Monday.

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