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Ep 48: A brutal act of violence against a Native American woman in her own home highlights an epidemic of violence – the shocking number of crimes committed against Native American women and the lack of response to these crimes.

The community rallied to fight for justice for this woman, but what about all the forgotten other women? Will they ever receive that same justice?

Petition @ change.org for “Justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women”

https://www.change.org/p/u-s-senate-justice-for-missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women

National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center

Sources Cited for this episode:

Two articles from the Sun
Change.org
Native News Online
Unicorn Riot
Rodney McNeal’s parole transcript
An article from Cultural Survival
A report from the Urban Indian Health Institute

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Produced and Edited by James Varga
Music by Dessert Media

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Keywords: Rodney Patrick McNeal, 1997, San Bernadino California, Bathtub, Reasonable Doubt season 5 episode 1

Debra Black Crow McNeal