29/08/2026
The dead body inside of the chest freezer is an MMIW case that has gone on actively for decades. These types of cases have a conflict of interest. The conflict of interest lies within the two opposing parties of the MMIW case, with one party being individuals who would rather choose to repeat the incident which would result in another MMIW case, where my daughter would be the MMIW, the missing and murdered indigenous woman. The conflict of interest in this MMIW case also lies within the opposing side of the case, with one party of individuals who choose to solve the MMIW case and avoid a second MMIW case being made out of my daughter. Often the phrase, "unalived," is used for intentional death, a death that results from the intention of inflicting death upon another person, in this case, the intentional death would be inflicted by persons who are more interested in the act of inflicting death upon another human being instead of solving the case of the dead body inside of the chest freezer MMIW case as it stands.
🐢 ICYMI in the Turtle Press: Hundreds gathered in Downtown Grand Rapids for the 2026 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) March on Tuesday, May 5, uniting Tribal Citizens and supporters in remembrance, advocacy, and a shared call for justice.
Hosted in partnership by the Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi, Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, and Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Pottawatomi (Gun Lake Tribe), the event centered on honoring relatives lost to violence, raising awareness of the MMIP crisis, and amplifying the voices of families and community members impacted by this ongoing epidemic.
👉 Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/26-Summer-QTP
The City of Grand Rapids