In this episode Johna and Stewanna discuss the case of Mary Johnson Davis, a member of the Tulalip tribe who went missing one day before Thanksgiving in 2020. The hosts discuss the challenges faced by indigenous women in the justice system, the jurisdictional issues that complicate investigations, and the broader context of violence against native women. They explore Mary's background, her family's struggles, and the ongoing investigation into her disappearance, highlighting the need for awareness and action.

In this episode, Johna speaks with Haley Patterson, the Director of Austin Red Oak Hope Operations, about the complexities of human trafficking, the vulnerabilities that lead individuals into trafficking situations, and the importance of long-term support for survivors. Haley shares her journey into the anti-trafficking space, the role of trafficking recruiters, and the challenges faced by victims both internationally and domestically. The discussion emphasizes the need for continued community collaboration, resources for survivors, and the psychological aspects of recovery.

This episode delves into the mysterious disappearance of Kendra Nicole Botello, a biracial African American/Native American/Hispanic woman who is an enrolled member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. She went missing from Enid, Oklahoma, in July 2022. The hosts explore her background, the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, the investigation efforts by local police, and the involvement of her boyfriend, Colby Shepherd, who later went missing himself. The episode highlights the importance of community support in missing person cases and the ongoing hope of Kendra's family for her return.