Fallon Farinacci recounts the harrowing night her family was held hostage by a stalker in their small, tight-knit Métis community—a night that ended in the tragic murders of her parents.

In this gripping episode of the DEAD Talks Podcast, Fallon shares her firsthand account of the threats, the failure of police protection, and the trauma that reshaped her life. She speaks candidly about the aftermath: navigating grief, raising her voice against systemic negligence, and finding strength through her community.

In this episode, Fallon shares:

• The night her family was held hostage and her parents were murdered
• How grief, trauma, and community shaped her healing
• The failures of the justice system and police response
• Why she advocates for Indigenous communities and victims’ families
• The power of resilience, courage, and turning tragedy into advocacy

This is a story of survival, grief, and justice—raw, emotional, and deeply important.

For more on Fallon Farinacci: ⁠www.fallonfarinacci.com⁠

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