The body of Patricia Carpenter, 14, was found wedged head-first into a hole on a construction site. Toronto police determined there was no foul play in connection with her death.
She was last seen in Yellowknife on Nov. 27, 2010. The Yellowknife RCMP is investigating the missing persons case, but her family wonders why it took a month for officers to conduct an air search.
Disappeared from Behchoko, N.W.T., on July 22, 1990.
On June 9, 2017, Supreme Court issued order Charlene Presumed dead.
RCMP says case is open and active;
family members said they last spoke with police about her around 2008.
The toddler, who was living in foster care, was in a coma, had massive brain swelling, hypothermia and multiple bruises. She died two days later.
In 2007, a coroner’s inquest concluded that Savannah’s death was a homicide, Yet NO CHARGES! cbc.ca/missingandmurd…
I Can Go On and ON and ON and ON! and ON!
We Do Show After Show, and Hear the Screams of Mothers and Family Members.
There Was a Show where, The Pain was So Deep, All we Could do was Cry. No Words. Just A Mothers Scream and Vincent and I Crying.
All I Want is For People to Hear and See and Listen and CARE.
I Don't Want to Take anything away From Other People that Go Missing and Are Killed. I Want Indigenous People To Mean Just as Much.
I Want People to Stop Dismissing Us When We Grieve.
I Just wanted to Post this...
This is a Response to me Tweeting about Not Dismissing us When we Grieve...
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