Human trafficking discussed in Wichita  November 05, 2010|By
Rebecca Gannon | KWCH 12 Eyewitness News  (WICHITA, Kan.) — It's
something you see in movies or crime dramas, but you'd never
think it was on Wichita's streets. But Wichita is ranked as one
of the top 5 cities in the US for human trafficking.  Experts
say teens leave Kansas (sometimes willingly, sometimes by force)
and are then dropped hundreds of miles away.  They are drugged
and stripped of their money and identification, and then used
for sex. A movie due out next year highlights the trend -- and
puts the spotlight on a Wichita woman who is working to stop the
sexual exploitation everywhere.  It's not a Hollywood movie
based on fiction.  It's a documentary, highlighting a Wichita
woman.  "Sometimes I think it's just easier to turn our faces
and say this doesn't happen here," said Karen Countryman
Roswerm.  "Because it's gut wrenching to believe that it does."
She works with teenage runaways - and many told the therapist
they were kept as sexual