This episode delves into the alarming crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women in New Mexico, focusing on the case of Anthonette Cayedito, who disappeared in 1986. Johna discuss the challenges faced by law enforcement in investigating such cases, the dynamics within Anthonette's family, and the importance of public awareness and advocacy in seeking justice for missing individuals. They emphasize the need for continued investigation and community involvement to bring closure to families affected by these tragedies.
