Get very annoyed whem people like to say "this has been passed on for generations" or "people in my family have done this for generations" but then they turm around to say trauma can't be passed from generations. You didn't become a good doctor EXACTLY because your dad was one, your presence in his life and seeing his daily habits that he saw from his dad that he saw from his dad is what made you that. Seeing the pain of passed generations is the same
The did a study on children and grandchildren of holocaust camp survivors and the trauma of that was imprinted on tgeir DNA (how idk I'm not a geneticist). So of course trauma of slavery or the Native American wars which effected generations can be based down genetically- then on top of nature. It's based down from what we see and learn from our parents- via nurture. Just like a man that hits his wife- is raising children that will abuse or allow abuse 9/10 times. By the time your old enough to want to make a change- you stuck in a rut & it becomes to hard. Hook em while they're young.
The research in this area is now scientifically confirming that trauma genetically transmits alterations to the DNA that are enduring from generation to generation. Anyone who tells you otherwise, ask for their sources. There better be hard core dedicated academic research in professional journals refuting my assertion-but there won’t be. Science is about facts not feelings.
I met my Husband in a Foster home..I asked if he was Chinese or Japanese..he said Indian..being Blackfeet/Cree. Natives Have connections to the Asian people. Think about it ,that Russia and Mongolia is next to each other ,just one example of migration patterns.
Thank you. My heart hurts when my own don’t do enough to find who it is that’s missing. Our women shouldn’t go missing. We have enough now that this shouldn’t happen, it’s all at our fingertips.
The people who want to hurt Native women know the loopholes between tribal law/civilian law, which makes an already vulnerable population moving targets! And she IS right, Suzy Q WILL get the resources put into her search
I suspect it’s even more simple: men who want to hurt women. It’s the loopholes that make indigenous women targets. A guy wants to rape & kill, why risk it with the white woman down the street who will get an investigation at the very least. Just go hunt on or around the rez & you’ll almost certainly get away with it. Like hunting game. Both federal & tribal governments are setting these women up like involuntary bait, but without traps. They may as well be selling indigenous women hunting licenses. It’s absolutely disgusting, inhumane & terrifying.
it's insane to me that something so universally agreed upon as "trafficking is bad" hasn't stopped these men from victimizing native women and children. Like, whose toes could the government possibly be stepping on by fixing the gapping loophole in the law? What, are the biker gangs lobbying to keep things the way they are? There's literally no good explanation for why the laws haven't been changed, besides indifference.
There's been several kidnap interceptions here in Oklahoma in 2017. The kidnapped Comanche and Kiowa girls were both traced back to Liberal, Kansas, and the kidnappers were from Mexico. The kidnappers are still being questioned about where the girls are.
@@Buttsceatcgee They woman that they lived with told on them, and those Native girls were taken back to Oklahoma. Some of these missing girls hide themselves away and end their own lives. In 2013, a missing Native girl in Anadarko was found completely decomposed and hanging from a tree along the Washita river. She ended her own life after her boyfriend died of a pulmonary embolism.
Well duh!!! Victims were taken off or away from the Rez!!! Taken to US land!!! Were taken to the American police station or US authorities place!!! Mmmh??? What does this mean??? Mmmm?
The cruelty of humans never seizes to shock me. Why but why?! I don’t think there is a culture in the world where women don’t suffer at the hands of men.
Maybe they shouldn't be their own sovereign nation and assimilate into the US. Besides, it's their own men who are selling these women to the cartels in exchange for drugs.
I know about this more than most, I liv in Winnipeg MB (Canada) and this has been an ongoing problem for many years and still the government doesn't do anything about it. It is very sad, I am "Metis" Native/Caucasian
I live in Alaska, and every female friend I've had that's Native has either been physically/sexually assaulted or both. It's absolutely heartbreaking 💔 makes me tear up, it's not right. Praying for healing 🙏
I think he looks like he does drugs other than alcohol. I guess he's unusually chubby for a meth addict (it suppresses appetite), but his fidgeting would fit. it could also be that he's autistic and that's what's known as "stimming", that would also fit his avoidance of eye contact. his nervousness isn't necessarily guilt, it could just be because he's being filmed and he knows that a lot of people suspect him of murder. he's definitely being dishonest about the abuse though. the question whether they ever fought was phrased in such an open way that if he was honest, he would have said yes.
@@Ass_of_Amalek I was thinking he was either on a hard drug like heroin or mentally handicapped, myself. He's definitely compromised mentally, and not just from booze.
I am heartbroken because so many indigenous woman go without help because of drug and alcohol addiction issues, because of NO FUNDS TO HELP!. They get Judged because of their addiction PEOPLE SHOULD ALWAYS understand this crippling brain disease. Help ease these families hearts great spirit. Help find lost indigenous women.
It’s called blaming the victims…not different from the “what was she wearing,” “why was she in that place” response to rape. Otherwise, people would have to ask some very disturbing questions of themselves.
Makes me sick when law enforcement don’t even care to help or look. I live on an Indian reservation. It’s like we’re invisible unimportant and no worth.
It's like the same here across the United States the government feeding them drugs to keep controlling them and keeping them dumb and quiet just like the governor in California legalize marijuana which is an addictive drug and causes cancer... Which millions OD..
I'm a native American that just broke free from a captive hold I was in for a year. I don't feel save. Kimberley sue quill , camp hope a homeless place in Yakima , WA
I'm a native 2 spirited female, 2 different kinds of brain damage, I've been gased out many times. I'm lucky to be alive. I want people to know what bad people do to us. I want to save many others like me being held without chains.
From what I understand; it's hard when it happens or the person resides on a reservation. The reservation has it own small police force for 100-1000 square miles. Sometimes one force for multiple reservations. Some of that force is hired out and isn't even from that area. Reservation cops can only deal with people that live in the reservation. The town, county & state cops can't do anything if it happens on the reservation. So if a non native man rapes-kills a native women on a tribal lands- none of the local police can do anything legally to that man. It becomes a federal crime. So then the native spokes person has to raise the flag. However- if they don't know who did the crime- only the victim, then it's the tribal police job to investigate. The tribal police don't have the resources & knowledge how to properly investigate. If they find the body on the huge rugged terrain & while they is still evidence to collect when found. In top of that people on reservation tend to live in less then desirable situation- often. The drugs and alcohol runs rampet. The houseing is poor. Native americans dont really trust (riggtfully so based on history) the goverment. & Often these women are adults- who can chose to go missing, so unless a body is found- there is no assumed crime. If it takes a week for the friend to report her missing, the body is in the elements- then there is no evidence for a poorly prepared small force to look over. It's lose lose situation. Plus the autopsy are done off reservation & native Americans want to buried the person quucklt, bc of spiritual believes. So it's really just a cluster duck of hoops to jump through. The tribes don't want to give up rights to have state police come in- understandable, so it's just stuck in a nothingness & native American women and children pay the price. On top of that if you want to victimize some1 & get away with it; you chose some1 with the smallest voice: poor, homeless, addict, minority (all though most crime is done to people that resembles the prep), child, single person. Crimes are solved when loved ones and communities don't backdown. Even then you have Brian Landrie walk off and kill himself, right under cops nooses while the world warched.
Thank you. Every once in a great while you come across a great comment that educates, not eviscerates someone/something. This is one of those rare ones. Because of you I learned a lot today so please know, you’re much appreciated.
Not necessarily. I live within 40 miles of 3 reservations ( not in SD). 2 have tribal police. People on reservations who commit state crimes can be prosecuted by the state regardless of race. Tribal police work with country sheriff departments where I live. Crime, abuse, and alcohol drug abuse are worse on reservation, though. It's sad. They are good people who are hurting
It's sounded like the police see the American Indian people as a problem in their own. 🤨🧐😠😡 I have a feeling that nothing is going to happen about this missing woman.
Alcohol abuse has brought so many down...I was homeless for 7 years...I prayed for many alcohol abusers, but many died. So extremely sad...if they could only see what they could have been and chose that route. I keep hope to see more hop off the evil train that will destroy them and never desire to ride it again. 😇🙏
Grateful for your ability to see you're worthy of love not only for yourself but others too, Daryl. God gave us free will to choose the Right or wrong. Seems CTR is the Way to go!While things weren't always smooth, much less easy, it was easier to deal with when Heavenly Father & His Holy Spirit were Lighting the way. After leaving an abusive husband, I was working but I'd not only developed carpal tunnel in my wrist as a floral designer but lacked a dollar in pay to pay rent & daycare. I asked for help with food but made too much money! Me in yard sale clothes as was my son, a beat up gas guzzler while other women dressed in very nice clothes, gold jewelry, faux designer purses & nice cars..came back out with their hands full & swear two more kids than she went in with! Long story..the Holy Spirit whispered "Call the Bishop." No. NOPE. Nay, nay. Not been in church for a decade, a wretched me, awful. Three days..kinda notice the 3day thing in Spirit..I can guarantee you, the wretchedness you may think you come from are darkness's demons. If they believe you are heading towards the Light, they'll grab on. I could write a book but who'd want to read it? (See what just happened? The negative darkness jumped right in!) The United Way has a plethora of volunteer openings as do others. Volunteer.org which shows such. A long time ago I was a radio reader. Those who were blind had special radios where they'd tune into the broadcast & get newspaper articles of variety, even obituaries. Larger markets got to read from magazines, books, etc. My older neighbor started coming with me on Fridays & was in heaven for her as she was using her well spoken & articulate voice. So I was helping not only the visually impaired but she as well. Of course, me too. Truth be known, the lonely. 🍃🕊️🍃Blessed are the peacemakers. ⚠️Just tapped the link & it came up with a 6 before it, noting not secure for sensitive data. If you search by typing it in, it brings up a variety of volunteer openings. Not seen it before but there's jobs claiming $45/hr. I haven't looked at anything yet but wanted to let you know about the link thing. Remember..NEVER GIVE UP!
Native americans poses the genetic marker to be predisposed to alcoholism (of course not all), just like Latino are highly likly to get diabetes. Maybe bc alcohol is newer for them- idk- white folks can have the marker too. Plus I believe when stuck in a rut were you feel hopeless or pin against alcohol & drugs give instant joy. 135-150 yrs ago the native American world was changed so drastically that it's hard for the spirit to catch up. It like taking a person from 1970 & teaching them new technology. In the 1990s- a phone was stationary, film was developed from a camera, you need a boombox to play a 15$ CD, letters came by post, it cost 20 cents a minute to call one area code over, social media was watching the news with your family or sharing the paper & Google was the library's card catology. Now my phone does more than that and it fits in my back pocket. You can't rip coustume and culture away- replace them with punishment, death and starvtion, poverty & expect the great grandchildren to be ok. Especially of such a proud people that were so connected to the earth- tgeir chakras got tomahawk.
@@marythunderhawk1382 I don't, it was just a comment I left based on how he's acting. Like how his first question was if they were detectives. He also seemed very distant during the conversation. I'm by no means an expert however, just going of what I've seen in previous true crime interviews and interrogations.
Wow u know..i didnt hear about these missing ppl till that case with that blonde girl and because of her search they had recovered several other bodies and braught light.this is terrible
Or better yet, let the ingrates rot. They insist on drinking themselves to oblivion, fighting, neglecting their children and letting their women be stolen and murdered. The police are just there to enforce the law, not fix their crappy culture.
It's an absolute shame how natives live in the USA I don't think there's any group not even people living in the hoods that live as poorly as they do. They have no infrastructure and no safety nets
The US people should be ashamed of their government. This is a huge problem that proceeds much more than _one or two_ administrations, so be the change you want it to be instead of blaming one or two specific presidents. There needs to be a change in the consciousness of people, there shouldn't be any excuse that _so many_ people living homeless on the streets around the whole US whether they're native or not. It’s not a good feeling to watch what’s happening in America from an outside perspective, so I can only imagine how it must feel for people who are actually living there. 😔 My heart goes out to all the struggling people and families in the US.
Indigenous people have their own lands so called "reservations" like their little countries. So most of the time the federal government doesn't have the right to interfere with their affairs. Of course because you're an outsider so you're ignorant about that!
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They're brainwashed by media, I've been there and seen it. I left because of the incredible ignorance and stupidity of the majority of people there. American government are the biggest scumbags to ever walk the planet and fools still wave they're flags.
Yet there seems to be ALL kinds of funding, resources, and man power to take from Indigenous people and their land. The US government needs to stop victim blaming and allocate mass funding for social, economic, mental health and substance abuse programs.... We need to clean up the mess that genocide, racism, and enslavement poverty has created. That's accountability.
Her husband is touching his mouth when answering the last question.. And please check the way he does that carefully. That's a huge sign of body language being opposite to what he's verbally communicating. He knows more and he's not saying the truth.
My prayers are always about the homeless, missing, and women and men being trafficked. I know there are many people black, white, native Americans and all race are being kidnapped, murdered and missing every day everywhere. It’s sad to think how everyone here seem like it’s all one race problem. It’s sad that anyone could go missing and be forgotten! I pray for all indigenous women, men, and babies are found by the grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ. In Jesus Mighty Name. Amen.
It's so horrifying! How can humans do that to each other ? I will never understand it. People already harmed Natives (and other "races" around the Earth) by coming in their land and taking everything from them, and now that ? Wish I could do something from France. But I don't see what. So I try to educate people around me about those matters from elsewhere, because it happens too to Natives from french places like Guyane, etc. People seriously need to get more information and better education about respecting differences and Life.
I feel for all indigenous peoples missing my mother was murdered 2021 June 17 in Russell Kansas if anyone has a lead let authorities know it's got to stop much love arikara nation
So interesting. In a polite way, the stereotypes are presenting themselves immediately in the docu. Native America: sacred lands... heavy drinking. I hope confronting these truths, along with additional news, will bring the missing home.
It's an untold story because it's under reported and the News doesn't think that it's important but if these women have blonde hair and blue eyes it would be on every channel. My son was half native and the racism is real and I experienced it with him especially from the police.
This is infuriating. Cannot believe that cop actually said, "there's other things we'd rather be doing" than investigating these disappearances. Oh really, champ, considering a career change, then?
Exactly. I was infuriated when he said, "we can't spend all our time looking for Susan." Yet law enforcement had no problem spending all their time looking for Gabby Petito...funny how that works.
@K I don't disagree about them needing social workers and social supports. But police officers are supposed to investigate crimes, and in this case, they're not doing that. They need to question this husband who's talking about his missing wife in the past tense, for starters.
Starts off biased. I live near 3 different tribal reservations. when situations like this arise, the tribal police most often do not include the off reservation resources. The community is so tight knit that it’s treated as a private issue. These crimes can be solved if witnesses came forward. Just like the inner city communities, snitches get stitches. The white man is always to blame, but when help is offered its ignored. When we all can agree to stop pointing fingers and communicate this will get better. Until then good luck.
Holy shit, just say you want us dead. Instead of blaming us for fearing law enforcement and the government/ministries that just look the other way. So many women in my community and province have went missing or have ended up dead. Nobody cares. We’d be lucky if it ever got any air time at all. I was told at the age of 14 that they could be doing something more important when I was in a dangerous situation in foster care. “These things can be solved if witnesses came forward,” in what Disney universe do you live in, my guy? Witnesses are useless. I had several adults other than my mother who fought for months to get me out of that situation and my own social worker sided with the staff at the home I was in. Private calls to my mother and counsellor were listened in on and used against me. My situation was so dire my counsellor put my mother and I up in a hotel for over a month for our safety, she was not obligated to help in such a way and I owe my life to her for the kindness and love she showed to us. A true rare thing here. Go fuck yourself if you think this is on us or is deserved. And it wasn’t “tribal” police. These were grown ass adults working for the RCMP who told me that my life didn’t mean shit.
mlkcartonangel maybe you should start by getting sober so that you know what's going on in your community. White people are not stealing these girls. Where are their families?
This on going issue I pray has a resolution soon. The break down in communication is vast. It hurts to hear this to know my ancestors went through this is absolutely horrifying & heartbreaking.
The fact that the police chief thinks these people are waking up one day and saying 'i'd like to be homeless' and immediately after that he says their department would rather not check on the welfare of these people, and immediately after that, the way he stutters when bluntly asked if that is due to the color of those people's skin.... Means the answer is yes. It's because the people are Native. That police chief sounded full of crap. Edit: the cadaver dog on a rez is cool idea. I know of a missing child case on a nearby rez, FBI came in with a dog, but didn't come up with anything. 15 years later, the body was found literally buried in his own backyard. I believe the absolute uncaring and racism leads to annoyance that they have to come to the rez, which leads to incompetent investigating. Edit: frankly, the husband sounded full of crap, too, and the woman saying he looked better and she felt he wasn't involved, she wasn't convincing at all.
Just stumbled onto this. Good video. Was Susan ever found? I'm only learning about this terrible problem, so please forgive any ignorance on my part. What about some sort of task force that includes all possible relevent law enforcement to find ways to work together to solve some of these cases? How is it that non-natives coming onto the reservation can't be arrested by tribal or state police? That sounds like an outdated and useless law that needs to be reformed. That is doable. Who does have jurisdiction? What do the people think will help? I like this video because it can help inform more people about what's going on. You need more backing. By that I don't mean just money. Society needs more awareness. My sense is you are on the right track. Don't give up.
Time to envoke the strength of Ta'xet and Tia and many others depending on your tribe. Asking nature for help is always a good start, but you also need to understand the answer. My heart breaks that this is happening and the evil of this world should be banished or their evil come upon them instantly.
I am in Canada 🇨🇦 BC , Alberta Ontario, Québec , BIG PROBLEMS. MMIW total amount approx 6,000 ( maybe more) in North America THAT WE R AWARE OF . How many of those women would have had children( or more children) How many children? Those are numbers lost for future generations. Now add the men to the mix . Their numbers also growing. It is a form of genocide ….. STILL!!!!!
😢 We need someone to invent a time tunnel like machine, that would solve these crimes and stop the crap. I wrote a short story about this and got 4 stars for it on Amazon.
We as people should take accountability of ourselves and pray to God and only God to remove us of such awful livelihood . I'm on track to quiting drinking alcohol and the thirst for it intensifies when loneliness and depression presents itself .May God help us .
No it’s not that because natives can prosecute other natives and while it does happen in the community = most natives are killed by non natives.That’s a stat by the DOJ =fact we just got the right last year to prosecute non natives for the first time ever(by the Supreme Court) that makes a difference. A lot of women go missing around oil field “man camps” and human trafficking rings. Sometimes the only people who look for us….is us. They recently just started putting missing native women on databases. #MMIW in America is horrific #SavannaGreywind pushed us to make #SavannasAct and then #NotInvisible passed. Native women have been crying out my whole life. We all know someone or someone we love is missing. #MMIW 🇺🇸
These issues with indigenous women are global and unique to each context. Each context has it's own story and even in context there are sub-stories. And he is right about disappearances are by people they know.
A lot of them were murdered. You can try to "track" them down, but the situation is dire. The government isn't too much of a help either, only helps facilitate human trafficking abroad so i would not trust them.
There are more documentaries about the missing Indigenous women. I saw one on Netflix I believe. I think there being 2 types of police would make it harder to find these women. Too much red tape, too many things that aren't being shared.
@@JDoe-gf5oz Maybe where you live, but it doesn't make national news. "it's Native men disappearing the women so what do?" What are you trying to say here?
Get very annoyed whem people like to say "this has been passed on for generations" or "people in my family have done this for generations" but then they turm around to say trauma can't be passed from generations. You didn't become a good doctor EXACTLY because your dad was one, your presence in his life and seeing his daily habits that he saw from his dad that he saw from his dad is what made you that. Seeing the pain of passed generations is the same
The did a study on children and grandchildren of holocaust camp survivors and the trauma of that was imprinted on tgeir DNA (how idk I'm not a geneticist). So of course trauma of slavery or the Native American wars which effected generations can be based down genetically- then on top of nature. It's based down from what we see and learn from our parents- via nurture. Just like a man that hits his wife- is raising children that will abuse or allow abuse 9/10 times. By the time your old enough to want to make a change- you stuck in a rut & it becomes to hard. Hook em while they're young.
I believe it…
The research in this area is now scientifically confirming that trauma genetically transmits alterations to the DNA that are enduring from generation to generation. Anyone who tells you otherwise, ask for their sources. There better be hard core dedicated academic research in professional journals refuting my assertion-but there won’t be. Science is about facts not feelings.
Rubbish misery as an adult is a choice no matter what your granny went through
@@lighthouselaura4324 Rubbish there is no real study that says that at all
This is such a huge problem where I live. Everyone cares for a few days and then forgets. Don't let them forget anymore.
Blessings to you and your family and friends,I hope everything goes well for you
Praying for you and the safety of all our sisters.
How about honest discussion about the abuse they get from their own which causes the problem.A lot easier to blame Whitey.
Where is this? I promise not to forget. Ever.
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Crazy how this only has 33k views… shows how much this problem is not important to society! So sad! Prayers to the women and their families
And a town in Mexico addicted to coca cola has 13 million in 1 year....
The media is to blame mostly I feel for not bringing light on these horrible things.
And just how many viewers are in the US, for instance I'm in the UK, it's a tragedy what has happened to the native Americans
Maybe have your own men take accountability for the abuse of their women.
Perhaps in a program like that called "Get Clóset to Rocío" this could be somewhat shown to try to Reach out to México
My heart hurts for Native Americans and these missing women.
They're not native they're Asian as u can see 👀
I met my Husband in a Foster home..I asked if he was Chinese or Japanese..he said Indian..being Blackfeet/Cree. Natives Have connections to the Asian people. Think about it ,that Russia and Mongolia is next to each other ,just one example of migration patterns.
Thank you. My heart hurts when my own don’t do enough to find who it is that’s missing. Our women shouldn’t go missing. We have enough now that this shouldn’t happen, it’s all at our fingertips.
The people who want to hurt Native women know the loopholes between tribal law/civilian law, which makes an already vulnerable population moving targets! And she IS right, Suzy Q WILL get the resources put into her search
I suspect it’s even more simple: men who want to hurt women. It’s the loopholes that make indigenous women targets. A guy wants to rape & kill, why risk it with the white woman down the street who will get an investigation at the very least. Just go hunt on or around the rez & you’ll almost certainly get away with it. Like hunting game. Both federal & tribal governments are setting these women up like involuntary bait, but without traps. They may as well be selling indigenous women hunting licenses. It’s absolutely disgusting, inhumane & terrifying.
it's insane to me that something so universally agreed upon as "trafficking is bad" hasn't stopped these men from victimizing native women and children. Like, whose toes could the government possibly be stepping on by fixing the gapping loophole in the law? What, are the biker gangs lobbying to keep things the way they are? There's literally no good explanation for why the laws haven't been changed, besides indifference.
There's been several kidnap interceptions here in Oklahoma in 2017. The kidnapped Comanche and Kiowa girls were both traced back to Liberal, Kansas, and the kidnappers were from Mexico. The kidnappers are still being questioned about where the girls are.
How do they know they’re from Mexico?
@@Buttsceatcgee They woman that they lived with told on them, and those Native girls were taken back to Oklahoma. Some of these missing girls hide themselves away and end their own lives. In 2013, a missing Native girl in Anadarko was found completely decomposed and hanging from a tree along the Washita river. She ended her own life after her boyfriend died of a pulmonary embolism.
Mexican human trafficking?
@@dakota3872 Probably organ harvesters, too.
@@harryyazul2385 I cant believe we do this to our own ppl
His body language when being questioned says different...he doesn't come accross as very upset by her disapearance...
Well duh!!! Victims were taken off or away from the Rez!!! Taken to US land!!! Were taken to the American police station or US authorities place!!! Mmmh??? What does this mean??? Mmmm?
The cruelty of humans never seizes to shock me. Why but why?! I don’t think there is a culture in the world where women don’t suffer at the hands of men.
The Native American people should be protected at all cost. You will never hear our politicians discuss this issues.
Maybe they shouldn't be their own sovereign nation and assimilate into the US.
Besides, it's their own men who are selling these women to the cartels in exchange for drugs.
How about all people should be protected not just a certain race
Right!
We should, but racists want to continue to perpetuate their colonial and lateral violence
@@Jade-jj5orYou most definitely sound like a WHITE PRIVILEGE person..... keep it moving
This is like what's happening in Canada isn't it? And the "Highway of Tears".
Sadly, yes.
Also north Americans. Sad
it’s pretty much just all of Canada in general.
Their look of despair is so familiar to me. May Creator avenge and balance the chaos created by the enemies of our souls.
Look at Tommy scratches face and being fidgety with no eye contact.. I'm extremely suspicious
Soaring as high as an eagle
He looks like he has a mental illness just how sketchy he look and talk when they asked him questions
I know about this more than most, I liv in Winnipeg MB (Canada) and this has been an ongoing problem for many years and still the government doesn't do anything about it. It is very sad, I am "Metis" Native/Caucasian
I live in Alaska, and every female friend I've had that's Native has either been physically/sexually assaulted or both. It's absolutely heartbreaking 💔 makes me tear up, it's not right. Praying for healing 🙏
Thank you for sharing, bringing this information to us the people who care.
Prayers for susans family and many other missing indigenous women and men
My heartfelt condolences to these beautiful people. God Bless 🙏💐
Heartbreaking, please get involved! These are the real Americans!!
Actually for all purposes they’re not. That’s literally not how this all works.
@Homeward Bound Yep! They were here before anyone else.
@@CR1T1KaL714 Actually just cause your people weren't in America 1st makes your lot 2nd or last.
So what black people aren't American? Oof
You’re on stolen Indigenous lands INbREDS
Sending love to our brothers & sisters on the reservations.💚🖤❤
Thank you for posting this. It.s tragic and horrific.
Tommy is definitely very nervous and figgity. He knows a lot about what happened.
I think he looks like he does drugs other than alcohol. I guess he's unusually chubby for a meth addict (it suppresses appetite), but his fidgeting would fit. it could also be that he's autistic and that's what's known as "stimming", that would also fit his avoidance of eye contact. his nervousness isn't necessarily guilt, it could just be because he's being filmed and he knows that a lot of people suspect him of murder.
he's definitely being dishonest about the abuse though. the question whether they ever fought was phrased in such an open way that if he was honest, he would have said yes.
I didn’t thinking was allowed on these lands seems as if ppl turn a blind eye so sad - Tommy knows more than he’s saying
@@Ass_of_Amalek I was thinking he was either on a hard drug like heroin or mentally handicapped, myself. He's definitely compromised mentally, and not just from booze.
I am heartbroken because so many indigenous woman go without help because of drug and alcohol addiction issues, because of NO FUNDS TO HELP!. They get Judged because of their addiction PEOPLE SHOULD ALWAYS understand this crippling brain disease. Help ease these families hearts great spirit. Help find lost indigenous women.
It’s called blaming the victims…not different from the “what was she wearing,” “why was she in that place” response to rape. Otherwise, people would have to ask some very disturbing questions of themselves.
Makes me sick when law enforcement don’t even care to help or look. I live on an Indian reservation. It’s like we’re invisible unimportant and no worth.
For the police officer to say that people choose homelessness/addiction and the dangers that come with that is so wrong!
That’s South Dakota for you
It's like the same here across the United States the government feeding them drugs to keep controlling them and keeping them dumb and quiet just like the governor in California legalize marijuana which is an addictive drug and causes cancer... Which millions OD..
I'm a native American that just broke free from a captive hold I was in for a year. I don't feel save. Kimberley sue quill , camp hope a homeless place in Yakima , WA
I'm a native 2 spirited female, 2 different kinds of brain damage, I've been gased out many times. I'm lucky to be alive. I want people to know what bad people do to us. I want to save many others like me being held without chains.
From what I understand; it's hard when it happens or the person resides on a reservation. The reservation has it own small police force for 100-1000 square miles. Sometimes one force for multiple reservations. Some of that force is hired out and isn't even from that area. Reservation cops can only deal with people that live in the reservation. The town, county & state cops can't do anything if it happens on the reservation. So if a non native man rapes-kills a native women on a tribal lands- none of the local police can do anything legally to that man. It becomes a federal crime. So then the native spokes person has to raise the flag. However- if they don't know who did the crime- only the victim, then it's the tribal police job to investigate. The tribal police don't have the resources & knowledge how to properly investigate. If they find the body on the huge rugged terrain & while they is still evidence to collect when found. In top of that people on reservation tend to live in less then desirable situation- often. The drugs and alcohol runs rampet. The houseing is poor. Native americans dont really trust (riggtfully so based on history) the goverment. & Often these women are adults- who can chose to go missing, so unless a body is found- there is no assumed crime. If it takes a week for the friend to report her missing, the body is in the elements- then there is no evidence for a poorly prepared small force to look over. It's lose lose situation. Plus the autopsy are done off reservation & native Americans want to buried the person quucklt, bc of spiritual believes. So it's really just a cluster duck of hoops to jump through. The tribes don't want to give up rights to have state police come in- understandable, so it's just stuck in a nothingness & native American women and children pay the price. On top of that if you want to victimize some1 & get away with it; you chose some1 with the smallest voice: poor, homeless, addict, minority (all though most crime is done to people that resembles the prep), child, single person. Crimes are solved when loved ones and communities don't backdown. Even then you have Brian Landrie walk off and kill himself, right under cops nooses while the world warched.
Very well said.
Very illuminating.
Thank you. Every once in a great while you come across a great comment that educates, not eviscerates someone/something. This is one of those rare ones. Because of you I learned a lot today so please know, you’re much appreciated.
Not necessarily. I live within 40 miles of 3 reservations ( not in SD). 2 have tribal police. People on reservations who commit state crimes can be prosecuted by the state regardless of race. Tribal police work with country sheriff departments where I live. Crime, abuse, and alcohol drug abuse are worse on reservation, though. It's sad. They are good people who are hurting
They choose because they have an addiction and because of this they can’t afford housing
It’s so frustrating to see how MMIW are ignored except for by there own women. I am going to look into how to get involved.
Help me I'm starting something I'm a Ojibwa/ Chippewa from Canada
It's sounded like the police see the American Indian people as a problem in their own. 🤨🧐😠😡 I have a feeling that nothing is going to happen about this missing woman.
Alcohol abuse has brought so many down...I was homeless for 7 years...I prayed for many alcohol abusers, but many died. So extremely sad...if they could only see what they could have been and chose that route. I keep hope to see more hop off the evil train that will destroy them and never desire to ride it again. 😇🙏
Grateful for your ability to see you're worthy of love not only for yourself but others too, Daryl. God gave us free will to choose the Right or wrong. Seems CTR is the Way to go!While things weren't always smooth, much less easy, it was easier to deal with when Heavenly Father & His Holy Spirit were Lighting the way.
After leaving an abusive husband, I was working but I'd not only developed carpal tunnel in my wrist as a floral designer but lacked a dollar in pay to pay rent & daycare. I asked for help with food but made too much money! Me in yard sale clothes as was my son, a beat up gas guzzler while other women dressed in very nice clothes, gold jewelry, faux designer purses & nice cars..came back out with their hands full & swear two more kids than she went in with!
Long story..the Holy Spirit whispered "Call the Bishop." No. NOPE. Nay, nay. Not been in church for a decade, a wretched me, awful. Three days..kinda notice the 3day thing in Spirit..I can guarantee you, the wretchedness you may think you come from are darkness's demons. If they believe you are heading towards the Light, they'll grab on.
I could write a book but who'd want to read it? (See what just happened? The negative darkness jumped right in!)
The United Way has a plethora of volunteer openings as do others. Volunteer.org which shows such. A long time ago I was a radio reader. Those who were blind had special radios where they'd tune into the broadcast & get newspaper articles of variety, even obituaries. Larger markets got to read from magazines, books, etc. My older neighbor started coming with me on Fridays & was in heaven for her as she was using her well spoken & articulate voice. So I was helping not only the visually impaired but she as well. Of course, me too. Truth be known, the lonely.
🍃🕊️🍃Blessed are the peacemakers.
⚠️Just tapped the link & it came up with a 6 before it, noting not secure for sensitive data. If you search by typing it in, it brings up a variety of volunteer openings. Not seen it before but there's jobs claiming $45/hr. I haven't looked at anything yet but wanted to let you know about the link thing. Remember..NEVER GIVE UP!
Native americans poses the genetic marker to be predisposed to alcoholism (of course not all), just like Latino are highly likly to get diabetes. Maybe bc alcohol is newer for them- idk- white folks can have the marker too. Plus I believe when stuck in a rut were you feel hopeless or pin against alcohol & drugs give instant joy. 135-150 yrs ago the native American world was changed so drastically that it's hard for the spirit to catch up. It like taking a person from 1970 & teaching them new technology. In the 1990s- a phone was stationary, film was developed from a camera, you need a boombox to play a 15$ CD, letters came by post, it cost 20 cents a minute to call one area code over, social media was watching the news with your family or sharing the paper & Google was the library's card catology. Now my phone does more than that and it fits in my back pocket. You can't rip coustume and culture away- replace them with punishment, death and starvtion, poverty & expect the great grandchildren to be ok. Especially of such a proud people that were so connected to the earth- tgeir chakras got tomahawk.
@@lighthouselaura4324 copout city and way stereotypical...sad...so glad i was homeless to learn what pride kept me from learning.
@Homeward Bound I am a 60 year old Christian Minister and My Lord tells me what to do. You do what your Lord tells you.
@Homeward Bound Freedom of speech...if not you would not be able to reply nor would I...I am thankful ..you are not
Praying She is found safe and healthy
The loopholes need to be closed. The agencies need to work together.
This is absolutely heartbreaking!
This is so horrible...It makes me sick. I'm sending love and protection to all these women, families. I wish I could do more. ❤
Im grateful this issue is being highlighted. Excellent and Heartbreaking report❤
Dunno about Tommy man, he knows more than he let's on, calling it now.
How do you know what Tommy knows ???
@@marythunderhawk1382 I don't, it was just a comment I left based on how he's acting. Like how his first question was if they were detectives. He also seemed very distant during the conversation. I'm by no means an expert however, just going of what I've seen in previous true crime interviews and interrogations.
@@marythunderhawk1382 Usually talking about someone in the past tense is a give away
Really weird, wife is gone missing. Husband doesn't do anything to search? Isn't he the prime suspect?
@@mrnarason probably he is, he sold her for money and foods I think so sus
Wow u know..i didnt hear about these missing ppl till that case with that blonde girl and because of her search they had recovered several other bodies and braught light.this is terrible
Police should realize that if an entire population doesn't trust you then you're doing your job wrong.
Or better yet, let the ingrates rot. They insist on drinking themselves to oblivion, fighting, neglecting their children and letting their women be stolen and murdered. The police are just there to enforce the law, not fix their crappy culture.
It's an absolute shame how natives live in the USA I don't think there's any group not even people living in the hoods that live as poorly as they do. They have no infrastructure and no safety nets
This....
They need some drone's with heat detection cameras.
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Protect women and children not pipelines.
This same thing is happening in Canada and Alaska as well. I did a Google search on this and it just broke my heart. 😢
The US people should be ashamed of their government. This is a huge problem that proceeds much more than _one or two_ administrations, so be the change you want it to be instead of blaming one or two specific presidents. There needs to be a change in the consciousness of people, there shouldn't be any excuse that _so many_ people living homeless on the streets around the whole US whether they're native or not.
It’s not a good feeling to watch what’s happening in America from an outside perspective, so I can only imagine how it must feel for people who are actually living there. 😔
My heart goes out to all the struggling people and families in the US.
Indigenous people have their own lands so called "reservations" like their little countries. So most of the time the federal government doesn't have the right to interfere with their affairs. Of course because you're an outsider so you're ignorant about that!
They're brainwashed by media, I've been there and seen it. I left because of the incredible ignorance and stupidity of the majority of people there. American government are the biggest scumbags to ever walk the planet and fools still wave they're flags.
@ Brainwashed by which media and how???
That is very true ! I hear and see every day here in New Mexico.
LET`S GO BRANDON!
Tks for awareness 😢😢😢😢
Tommy knows
Compare the gentle humility of the native people with the brutal arrogance of the sheriff.💔🇺🇲💔🇺🇲🇺🇲💔💔💔
Yet there seems to be ALL kinds of funding, resources, and man power to take from Indigenous people and their land. The US government needs to stop victim blaming and allocate mass funding for social, economic, mental health and substance abuse programs.... We need to clean up the mess that genocide, racism, and enslavement poverty has created. That's accountability.
Her husband is touching his mouth when answering the last question.. And please check the way he does that carefully. That's a huge sign of body language being opposite to what he's verbally communicating. He knows more and he's not saying the truth.
So so sad, heartbreaking. Praying for these precious women and the search.
The husband knows what happened to her but he's not sober long enough to give any information. She could be with the homeless man or being trafficked.
I pray for natives all the time.
Native lives matters!!!
my grandmother wouldve been 82 tomorrow
Tommy looks extra shifty.
My prayers are always about the homeless, missing, and women and men being trafficked. I know there are many people black, white, native Americans and all race are being kidnapped, murdered and missing every day everywhere. It’s sad to think how everyone here seem like it’s all one race problem.
It’s sad that anyone could go missing and be forgotten! I pray for all indigenous women, men, and babies are found by the grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ. In Jesus Mighty Name. Amen.
Yeah you got a whole bunch of sociopaths, psychopath, weirdos out there....
man those cops are pretty useless , jeez
It's so horrifying! How can humans do that to each other ? I will never understand it.
People already harmed Natives (and other "races" around the Earth) by coming in their land and taking everything from them, and now that ?
Wish I could do something from France. But I don't see what. So I try to educate people around me about those matters from elsewhere, because it happens too to Natives from french places like Guyane, etc. People seriously need to get more information and better education about respecting differences and Life.
It all comes down to men taking what they want regardless of what happens.
Yup. It’s sad but true
If enough digital and regilar forensics experts teamed up on this, there'd bound to be a link.
I feel for all indigenous peoples missing my mother was murdered 2021 June 17 in Russell Kansas if anyone has a lead let authorities know it's got to stop much love arikara nation
This is happening in Canada my niece was brutality murdered just weeks ago
So interesting. In a polite way, the stereotypes are presenting themselves immediately in the docu. Native America: sacred lands... heavy drinking. I hope confronting these truths, along with additional news, will bring the missing home.
Very sad. Can't believe this is happening. What is the usa 🇺🇸 government doing about this?
Nothing.
They give utmost priority to the ivory species of humans. Not the ambers, not the ebonies..
@@romella_karmey tell that to the 4 people shot by the released school shooter
LET`S GO BRANDON!
They are looking for the boyfriend of whatever her name .
It's an untold story because it's under reported and the News doesn't think that it's important but if these women have blonde hair and blue eyes it would be on every channel.
My son was half native and the racism is real and I experienced it with him especially from the police.
White people are going to look after their own. Why don't the natives do the same? Why do they let this bullshit happen?
This is infuriating. Cannot believe that cop actually said, "there's other things we'd rather be doing" than investigating these disappearances. Oh really, champ, considering a career change, then?
Exactly. I was infuriated when he said, "we can't spend all our time looking for Susan." Yet law enforcement had no problem spending all their time looking for Gabby Petito...funny how that works.
@K huh??
@K I don't disagree about them needing social workers and social supports. But police officers are supposed to investigate crimes, and in this case, they're not doing that. They need to question this husband who's talking about his missing wife in the past tense, for starters.
@K yet they have a lot of time harassing the homeless though, right?
Justice for selena not afraid!!!!!!!for all native women&men!!!!!✋
Starts off biased. I live near 3 different tribal reservations. when situations like this arise, the tribal police most often do not include the off reservation resources. The community is so tight knit that it’s treated as a private issue. These crimes can be solved if witnesses came forward. Just like the inner city communities, snitches get stitches. The white man is always to blame, but when help is offered its ignored. When we all can agree to stop pointing fingers and communicate this will get better. Until then good luck.
Holy shit, just say you want us dead. Instead of blaming us for fearing law enforcement and the government/ministries that just look the other way. So many women in my community and province have went missing or have ended up dead. Nobody cares. We’d be lucky if it ever got any air time at all. I was told at the age of 14 that they could be doing something more important when I was in a dangerous situation in foster care. “These things can be solved if witnesses came forward,” in what Disney universe do you live in, my guy? Witnesses are useless. I had several adults other than my mother who fought for months to get me out of that situation and my own social worker sided with the staff at the home I was in. Private calls to my mother and counsellor were listened in on and used against me. My situation was so dire my counsellor put my mother and I up in a hotel for over a month for our safety, she was not obligated to help in such a way and I owe my life to her for the kindness and love she showed to us. A true rare thing here. Go fuck yourself if you think this is on us or is deserved. And it wasn’t “tribal” police. These were grown ass adults working for the RCMP who told me that my life didn’t mean shit.
Blah fucking blah
mlkcartonangel maybe you should start by getting sober so that you know what's going on in your community. White people are not stealing these girls. Where are their families?
The reason MANY choose to be HOMELESS is simple: Too many restrictive RULES.
Be sober. Go to work. It's not really that restrictive.
This on going issue I pray has a resolution soon. The break down in communication is vast. It hurts to hear this to know my ancestors went through this is absolutely horrifying & heartbreaking.
The fact that the police chief thinks these people are waking up one day and saying 'i'd like to be homeless' and immediately after that he says their department would rather not check on the welfare of these people, and immediately after that, the way he stutters when bluntly asked if that is due to the color of those people's skin....
Means the answer is yes. It's because the people are Native. That police chief sounded full of crap.
Edit: the cadaver dog on a rez is cool idea. I know of a missing child case on a nearby rez, FBI came in with a dog, but didn't come up with anything. 15 years later, the body was found literally buried in his own backyard. I believe the absolute uncaring and racism leads to annoyance that they have to come to the rez, which leads to incompetent investigating.
Edit: frankly, the husband sounded full of crap, too, and the woman saying he looked better and she felt he wasn't involved, she wasn't convincing at all.
Praying for my First Nations Sister.
Just stumbled onto this. Good video. Was Susan ever found? I'm only learning about this terrible problem, so please forgive any ignorance on my part. What about some sort of task force that includes all possible relevent law enforcement to find ways to work together to solve some of these cases?
How is it that non-natives coming onto the reservation can't be arrested by tribal or state police? That sounds like an outdated and useless law that needs to be reformed. That is doable. Who does have jurisdiction?
What do the people think will help? I like this video because it can help inform more people about what's going on. You need more backing. By that I don't mean just money. Society needs more awareness.
My sense is you are on the right track. Don't give up.
He’s extremely suspicious like he knows what happened to her
Why do you suppose Tommy is quiet about her whereabouts?
Kinda slow from alcohol. Poor guy
The sad part of the world is wen some people enjoying life , some don't
Natives are being targeted.. 😡
Time to envoke the strength of Ta'xet and Tia and many others depending on your tribe. Asking nature for help is always a good start, but you also need to understand the answer. My heart breaks that this is happening and the evil of this world should be banished or their evil come upon them instantly.
Please everybody, keep liking commenting and sharing content on this topic. These women cannot be forgotten. Power through the algorithm 👌
Andy Stumpf did an Ironclad podcast recently interviewing a woman who has been bringing attention to this.
This makes me cry.
. My soul hurts
I am in Canada 🇨🇦 BC , Alberta Ontario, Québec , BIG PROBLEMS. MMIW total amount approx 6,000 ( maybe more) in North America THAT WE R AWARE OF . How many of those women would have had children( or more children) How many children? Those are numbers lost for future generations. Now add the men to the mix . Their numbers also growing. It is a form of genocide ….. STILL!!!!!
😢 We need someone to invent a time tunnel like machine, that would solve these crimes and stop the crap. I wrote a short story about this and got 4 stars for it on Amazon.
Yes maam 😢😢 Im sorry
This channel is what vice wishes to be
This is happening in Canada 🍁 too
We as people should take accountability of ourselves and pray to God and only God to remove us of such awful livelihood . I'm on track to quiting drinking alcohol and the thirst for it intensifies when loneliness and depression presents itself .May God help us .
Praying for you sister. 🙏
Her husband is hiding something.
How can I help?
Are most of their killers also indigenous & it's difficult to investigate serious crimes in their community?
They don't care
No it’s not that because natives can prosecute other natives and while it does happen in the community = most natives are killed by non natives.That’s a stat by the DOJ =fact we just got the right last year to prosecute non natives for the first time ever(by the Supreme Court) that makes a difference. A lot of women go missing around oil field “man camps” and human trafficking rings. Sometimes the only people who look for us….is us. They recently just started putting missing native women on databases. #MMIW in America is horrific #SavannaGreywind pushed us to make #SavannasAct and then #NotInvisible passed. Native women have been crying out my whole life. We all know someone or someone we love is missing. #MMIW 🇺🇸
Thanks for sharing us the truth about Native Women
@@boscogonc I'm talking about 21st century crimes.
Unacceptable
I like the way he said our missing people instead of there missing people
Sounds like their are a lot of underlying issues here on top of their race. Drug use, booze, knowing this these aren't good but glazing over them.
Agreed! It's been centuries of mistrust! #WoundedKneeNeverForget😢
These issues with indigenous women are global and unique to each context. Each context has it's own story and even in context there are sub-stories. And he is right about disappearances are by people they know.
A tragedy!! ☹️
My sisters r being abducted & taken from our Reservations!!
Absolutely! Horrible!
🪓🪶🪓🪶🪓🪶…
A lot of them were murdered. You can try to "track" them down, but the situation is dire. The government isn't too much of a help either, only helps facilitate human trafficking abroad so i would not trust them.
This is crazy its not even talked bout. Heard about this from a comment in another video.😳
This is messed up and nobody is talking about it!
There are more documentaries about the missing Indigenous women. I saw one on Netflix I believe. I think there being 2 types of police would make it harder to find these women. Too much red tape, too many things that aren't being shared.
This is a problem in Canada too...
Who are all the creepy people in port Angeles
I want to help! I don't have much! I struggle with addiction myself. This passed down PTSD.
Why isn't this making national news? Oh, wait. They're not blond hair, blue eyed.
It's talked about all the time but everyone can see it's Native men disappearing the women so what do?
@@JDoe-gf5oz Maybe where you live, but it doesn't make national news.
"it's Native men disappearing the women so what do?" What are you trying to say here?