Search for missing Indigenous woman prompted by AP story
By GILLIAN FLACCUS Associated Press Tribal and local authorities and volunteers from a Minnesota-based missing persons foundation will search the Yurok
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By GILLIAN FLACCUS Associated Press Tribal and local authorities and volunteers from a Minnesota-based missing persons foundation will search the Yurok
Tribal and local authorities and volunteers from a Minnesota-based missing persons foundation will search the Yurok Reservation in Northern California over three days for Emmilee Risling, a 33-year-old Native woman who went missing last October
Her case was one of five instances since 2020 where Indigenous women went missing or were killed between San Francisco and Oregon.
Tribal and local authorities and volunteers from a Minnesota-based missing persons foundation will search the Yurok Reservation in remote Northern
Violence against Indigenous women is pervasive, and a shocking number of murders and missing person cases go unsolved. Tribal advocates in California are pushing for more accountability.