Something is very wrong in Canada. Between 2015 and 2020 Indigenous women and girls have accounted for 24% of all female homicide victims in Canada, even though they make up just 5% of the country’s female population. 
These are the stories of Abigail Andrews, Annette Holywhiteman, and Cheyenne Fox.

Something is very wrong in Canada. Between 2015 and 2020 Indigenous women and girls have accounted for 24% of all female homicide victims in Canada, even though they make up just 5% of the country’s female population. These are the stories of Abigail Andrews, Annette Holywhiteman, and Cheyenne Fox.

Something is very wrong in Canada. Between 2015 and 2020 Indigenous women and girls have accounted for 24% of all female homicide victims in Canada, even though they make up just 5% of the country’s female population.&nbsp;
These are the stories of Abigail Andrews, Annette Holywhiteman, and Cheyenne Fox.&nbsp;

Episode 7: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women

Crime Squad podcast: where Canadian true crime meets immersive storytelling. Through detailed research and atmospheric narration, Crime Squad doesn't just recount the facts -- it explores the human stories behind them. From haunting cold cases to the crimes that shook communities across the country, join the squad and listen while I examine the motives, the mysteries, and the victims, ensuring these stories are never forgotten.

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Episode 7: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women

Episode 7: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women