E131: Ashley Morin

05/05/22 • 60 min

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Yearly, the spirits can see the line of red marching from the Saskatoon Police Department to North Battleford-- a march to bring Ashley Morin home. Today, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, and every day, we here at Coffee and Cases want to show our support and love for the victims all too often ignored and vow to continue to support the Morin family in every way we know how.

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E130: Everlyse Cabrera

When a two-year-old girl went missing in the middle of the night and her foster family insisted that she must have left of her own accord, concerns of the validity of those claims were raised in everyone’s minds. Given the questionable history of the family she was with, many wonder if Everlyse Cabrera was just another child who fell through the cracks of the foster care system.

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E132: Tara Calico

Every family we talk about on this show has been shaped and changed by grief; their lives have been reshaped by a hole in their hearts that just won't go away. They continue searching, they continue hoping, but nothing is the same. For the family in our case this week, every picture, every letter could be news about their missing loved one, but each just leads to more questions.

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