On Saturday, for many attending the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Remembrance Walk, the event hit close to home as they walked in honor of missing or murdered relatives.
- Community members walk in support and remembrance of Indigenous people, honoring those who are missing and murdered
- Dwight Hill, who was walking in memory of a loved one who was found murdered
- The walk from the Oneida Civic Center to the Oneida Nation Elementary school
(The following is a transcription of the full broadcast story)
Dwight Hill says his wife’s grandmother was one of the indigenous women who went missing and was found murdered.
“The missing and murdered women that perished over the years throughout indian country, it’s a reality,” Hill said…