Hey listeners- We have a little bonus episode today that we would really love for you to listen to and share. You may see this one shared by other podcasters. We are all banding together to help share this story in the hopes that Ashley's family may finally have some peace. If you share this, please include the original title, "Where is Ashley Morin?", and you can also use the hashtag #MMIW  (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women), #MMIWG, and #NotInvisible to help Ashley's story be seen. We genuinely hope that someone out there will come forward with information as the story spreads.

Ashley Morin, an indigenous woman, went missing from North Battleford, Saskatchewan, on July 10, 2018. RCMP believe her to be a victim of homicide, but without any physical evidence, her case has remained open. Ashley's family and friends have searched for 2 years, mostly on their own, hoping to find her and discover the truth about what happened to her.

Her family knows where she most likely is. They fear that Ashley's remains will not last another winter, so time is running out. They are asking for public support to either convince government agencies to rent sonar equipment to scan bodies of water, or to raise the funds required to rent the equipment themselves. 

Native American women are 10 times more likely to be murdered and/or sexually assaulted. These crimes are ones that typically fall through the jurisdictional cracks, and leave victims and their families to deal with the aftermath as best they can on their own. 

We would like to thank Brandon Gerbig for sharing this interview with us and helping to turn the spotlight to this small town case. We truly hope that Ashley's loved ones are able to find closure and peace with the support of everyone sharing her story. 

Please, please help us share this and bring Ashley home.