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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2025 · 30 MIN

12: The Highway of Tears And The Murder of Indigenous Women

from The Decomposing Flower Podcast · host Jen and Kyra

In this episode, Kyra goes through the real graphic story of Pocahontas, or also known as Matoaka. A child who was forced into a marriage that ended her life. We also take a deeper look into Highway 16 also known as the highway of tears. A highway located in British Columbia, near Prince George where many Indigenous women go missing, and/or found dead, yet most go unnoticed due to their heritage being Indigenous. Why do so many women go missing here? Trigger Warning: Genocide, racism, murder, rape Moose Hide Campaign Request a case Disclaimer: If anything we say is incorrect, or ignorant please comment below, or email us. If you are personally affected by this case or any of our future cases/episodes, and would like us to delete or take down the video, please also contact us. Thanks for listening!

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