When 17-year-old Zion Foster disappeared, her mother and boyfriend were shocked. They had believed she was spending the night with her cousin, Jaylin Brazier, as she often did. But when they reached out to him for help finding Zion the next day, he dropped a bombshell: He hadn't seen or spoken to her in years.
Yearning for Something Beyond Family: The Zion Foster Case
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