Tatyanna Harrison was found on a 40ft yacht in a dry dock marina in Richmond, British Columbia one day before she was reported missing. The body was not confirmed to be hers until 3 months later. To this day, her death is considered not suspicious. Listen today as we discuss the investigation into Tatyanna's death and how similar her case is to multiple other cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Vancouver, BC. -K&O

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What happened to Tatyanna Harrison? Mother of 20-year-old found on yacht says police investigation failed her | CBC News

Body confirmed to be missing B.C. Indigenous woman Tatyanna Harrison | Globalnews.ca

Missing Indigenous woman Tatyanna Harrison found dead | CTV News

B.C. coroner concluded Tatyanna Harrison died of sepsis — months after police said fentanyl was the cause (msn.com)

Missing Indigenous woman seen twice in April, VPD says | CTV News

Missing woman: Witness sought in Tatyanna Harrison case | CTV News

Missing woman: Appeal for information on 20-year-old | CTV News

New details released about Tatyanna Harrison's last whereabouts - Vancouver Police Department (vpd.ca)

Tatyanna Harrison death classified as 'natural' | CityNews Vancouver

Missing woman: Mother frustrated by police response | CTV News

Families of Tatyanna Harrison, Chelsea Poorman demand accountability on Red Dress Day | CBC News

Vancouver police under scrutiny after deaths of multiple young Indigenous women, girls | CBC News

Families of MMIWG say police neglected, mishandled investigations in their cases | CBC News

Families Charge 'Police Neglect' over Missing Person Investigations | The Tyee

Police investigations into three cases mishandled say families (aptnnews.ca)