"Two years ago today, my daughter's father abducted our daughter under the pretense of a vacation. I fought 5 years in court to prevent him from travelling internationally; He has arbitrarily taken her on three separate occasions prior, and threatened to take her and never come back."

-Kristen Allen, mother of missing Tatianna Bijou Cuevas.

Two Indigenous women vanished from the same community in Saskatchewan. One remains missing, and one was murdered and has been found. What happened? Where are the cases at now?

A special tribute to Holly Ellsworth-Clark, her family, and friends. Holly will never be forgotten.

How does risk assessment affect the scope and outcome of an investigation? Listen to Paige Iwaasa, Marshal's sister, talk about her knowledge on what Marshal Marshal Iwaasa's risk assessment was like, and how it could have affected the fact that Marshal's case remains unsolved.

Listen to Heidi Illingworth, Canada's federal ombudsman for victims of crime, tell you why she believes missing persons is a national concern targeting vulnerable people, and how it affects Canadian society. Subscribe and follow us on instagram @reportedmissingpod for updates!

Our guest Maureen Trask has been advocating for a national missing persons framework since her son Daniel went missing in 2011. Listen as Maureen tells the story of Daniel, and how he inspired her to push for policy change in Canada.

Host Beca will introduce herself to you, where she's from, her background, and what inspired the making of this podcast. She will also tell you exactly what you can expect in upcoming episodes, don't miss it!

Reported missing uncovers how missing persons affects the safety, security, and families of Canadians.

Host Rebbeca investigates what our government and society are doing to prevent and respond to the issue. We give families a chance to tell the stories of their loved ones, their search for answers, and any challenges along the way. Join us every Tuesday! @reportedmissingpod on instagram, www.reportedmissingpodcast.com

Reported missing uncovers how missing persons affects the safety, security, and families of Canadians. Canada defines a missing person as someone who is "reported" missing. The reality is, many people go missing and are never reported to police. How do we account for them?

Host Rebbeca investigates what our government and society are doing to prevent and respond to the issue. We give families a chance to tell the stories of their loved ones, their search for answers, and any challenges along the way. Join us every Wednesday! @reportedmissingpod on Instagram, www.reportedmissingpodcast.com