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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2024 · 53 MIN

Episode 6: Lakota Renville - Sex Trafficking???

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Lakota Renville, an indigenous woman, was brutally murdered in 2005 after being lured away from her family to engage in what some believe to be sex trafficking. The investigation into her murder has been lacking, with little action taken by law enforcement and prosecutors. The lack of attention and resources dedicated to cases involving indigenous women is a concerning issue. The presence of DNA evidence and the possibility of a serial killer or sex offender being involved should be thoroughly explored. The involvement of the FBI and tribal police is crucial in bringing justice to Lakota's family. The collaboration between law enforcement agencies and prosecutors is necessary to hold offenders accountable and prevent further crimes against indigenous women.

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