She Recorded Her Killer Yet Authorities Botched The Investigation: The Murder of Amber Tuccaro
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Amber Alyssa Tuccaro was a young mother and member of the Mikisew Cree First Nation, living in Fort McMurray, Canada. In August of 2010, while on a trip to Edmonton with her son and a friend, Amber decided to hitchhike into the city, but after doing so, she was never seen again. Her mom reported her missing. However, the RCMP wouldn't listen and didn't care. They did next to nothing to search for Amber and even destroyed her personal belongings. For 2 years, her family was without answers until August of 2012 came around, and the RCMP released a 1-minute recording from a 17-minute call that Amber placed on the day it's believed she died. That day, Amber called her brother and because he was incarcerated, it was recorded and stored. In the recording, you can hear Amber begin to worry that the man who picked her up is not taking her where she wants to go. Her body was found 4 days after the recording was released, and there has been no justice to this day.
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as a Canadian, it is SOOOO refreshing to finally see a popular American RUclipsrs talking about the missing and murdered Indigenous women of Canada. thank you, Kendall!
lets be honest, its all b....., same happens to white people and every other race!
It’s not just First Nations. It’s sad when any woman gets treated like that. The whole human race is sick
Yes,these cases are heartbreaking 💔
The history of the RCMP harming the Indigenous community is endless and continues today. Thank you for reporting on this ❤ 🇨🇦
Yesss! Please check out Chantel Moore's murder. Her mother and daughter need justice.
Thank you for being one of the few youtubers who cover the injustice and violence indigenous women face. It counts a lot to see your passion and want for action on this. These women don’t get coverage or justice and sometimes it seems like a never ending cycle of disappointment. I can’t believe that they know Patrick is a danger to women by harassing them and setting up online scams and still he is walking free. Are we waiting for more victims?! Justice for Indigenous Women❤
Why do people deserve more of less coverage because of their ethnicity or race? There of thousands upon thousands of cases every day, not everyones case can get national coverage
@@rosegrangerwAre you dense? Some simple research will show you the centuries of discrepancies and discrimination when it comes to the coverage victims of color get. Not enough people heard about Amber while most of the country heard about Gabby Petito (1 example out of thousands). Educate yourself.
@@rosegrangerw True. But when one group is systematically NOT investigated, that's an injustice to us all. You think this guy only rapes and murders indigenous women?!
@@lonerebeIWow, that IS a good example
And OMG. Amber thought fast and made that call! This just tears me up.
@@RogerLewis-ey2tt It is very sad. I believe the RCMP knows the prime suspect did it but they probably don't have hard proof evidence on him yet. I pray Amber gets justice
Amber was so smart to make a phone call she knew would be recorded for her protection. Is the family allowed to hear the entire call? It’s devastating with even her help, she was failed. RIP Amber 😞
That’s what pisses me off the most. Poor woman thought that by doing that she would make it easier for the police to find him in case anything bad happened to her😔 breaks my heart
Justice for all women! Especially those at risk
I wish she would have sent a pic of the license plate number to evangeline, knowing how dangerous hitchhiking is. Even going on dates for the first time with someone I've been talking to, I send a friend a photo of the guy, his name, and where we're meeting
Good advice but in this case It doesn’t seem like that would have helped. They know the guy who was driving since so many woman came forward recognizing his voice: Patrick Carson. And the police still cleared him since she could have been killed after he let her out, even though his criminal record is extensive
it's a call from prison so it was her brother who made the call but Amber had to hide it because she felt threatened!
I’m from Edmonton and head out that direction quite often because of family and I always think of this story. It’s so unsettling. Amber deserves justice. The Canadian Justice System is a joke.
That's so sad to know. We in the US often think of Canada as getting so many things right, better than we do.
@zebralove2840 Here in Canada and abroad, we need to remember that Canada is in no way “perfect”. We have committed atrocities, including the continual genocide of Indigenous folks (esp. women and girls). The Canadian government, and those perpetuating these crimes, need to be held accountable.
@@hayleynewman6516 I have a question; do you know what the word "Indigenous" means? "Being a member of the original inhabitants of a certain place; Originating, growing, or produced in a certain region or place" So what are "Indigenous" people? Indigenous to what? Are the people born and raised in Canada not considered Indigenous? How far back do you have to stake claim before being called "Indigenous"? Technically most of these groups that claim to be "Indigenous" are not the actual first people on this land; those people have long since died and been wiped out by other tribes. Even if you go back as far as you can, and find the original inhabitants that are still alive: what are they indigenous to? What was Canada called before Canada? Questions will often lead you to uncomfortable answers that I don't think people want to hear.
I just listened to a story on another channel where a dam cop in Canada was raping and killing indigenous women. Like wtf?!
I’m from here as well. My husband is indigenous and my kids are half but look just like him. It is heartbreaking how indigenous people have been treated, and continue to be. My husband is a veteran and firefighter and still faces so much discrimination. Breaks my heart, people can be so awful
As a Canadian in the praries, can confirm the discrimination and horrible ways the indigenous community faces especially when it comes to missing and murdered women and children. It's really heartbreaking
All lives matter the same.....I get so tired of women and kids being abused and unalived and LE doesn't do anything because if race, gender, identity, demographics, finance, occupation etc......whoever you are, you MATTER
I'm sorry THREE different women knew that guys voice and they dismissed him even with MANY charges of violence against women? What the hell could have gotten him dismissed?!
Exactly!! 🤦🏼♀️🤬
I swear I know that guy‘s voice, but I was told he was “ruled out” as a suspect years ago. I still think it was him.
Also, multiple women found in the area that Amber was found in and it was so close to his farm? I would really like to know what they found that cleared him.
@@susanneonciul-pich4191whats is his name?
My guess is he has connections. The system is totally corrupt and built to protect criminals
As a fellow Canadian woman, the same age as Amber, I am absolutely infuriated at the RCMP for their behaviour. My mother went missing (under completely different circumstances) and I felt like there wasn’t much done either. Regardless of race, status, circumstance etc. if someone, ANYONE has gone missing, it should always be taken seriously. We NEED to do better 💔
Not just RCMP Edmonton Police were involved too which is terrible they all need a huge overhaul
@@kimberleybenron5216 seems like a lot of police forces need an overhaul. It’s scary and sad and frustrating 😢
@@stephferguson111 oh I completely agree!!
Oh my god I’m so sorry about your Mother💔
Sorry about your mother 😢
I am from Canada as well and it is very frustrating to see that RCMP or police do not really care!
The phone call is so chilling. RIP Amber. Thank you, Kendall, for how much you care and how much you walk the walk. We love you.
I can't believe this is in Alberta. I'm honestly in tears. A lot of these Canadian Indigenous stories need to be talked about more and don't get enough attention. It's crazy. I've lived here in Alberta for many years and never heard about this story. Thank you for covering it, Kendall. I hope this poor woman gets justice 🤍
The RCMP is an absolute disgrace. I grew up in an area where most of the population is indigenous, and I have witnessed absolutely disgusting behaviour on the part of their officers. Truly makes me ashamed to be Canadian. I hope at least one person in the organization will actually care and work to solve this case and others like it 💔
As an indigenous women I feel like we shouldn't have to keep advocating for justice for ourselves yet alone our missing and murdered. But I know that we do and thank you for doing a episode of one our stolen sisters
Everyone is advocating for themselves this is normal!
@@Amanda.Marie40 that is true but not as much as native women or even natives to be treated like we are worthless and disposable it's disgusting especially hearing that one such a horrible horrible horrible way like this one where there's still no justice. Sorry but if the lady in the story was white a lot more action would have found her body before it was a skeleton and the fact she recorded the last conversation and still nothing
@@Amanda.Marie40girl did he pick you yet?
Yup, I am an indigenous woman... A guy tried to drag me out of a bar..... The bartender turned a blind eye. Then stuck up for the guy when my friends intervened.... Told my friends to stay out of a domestic relationship...... I told him to ask the guy my name.... Still didn't do anything when the guy couldn't.
@@clumsypuff that is our reality we need to fight to get the same things a lot and we need to make our voices heard that we are not disposable
Living in Alberta myself, I’m always seeing women going missing in the Edmonton area and they are usually either never found or found dead and just nothing ever comes from it… it’s so sad to see how our justice system works
Usually i dont cry at these videos but this one made me sob. Just existing as a woman is so dangerous and scary, especially for indigenous women, it feels like this will never end. 💔 RIP Amber
Me too 💔💔💔
That’s racists of you .
@@albertquintero7912how lmfao
@@albertquintero7912previous comments tell me you’re just a troll get a life lol
As calloused as it sounds,i usually don’t cry for these either but this one hit me different,being an indigenous woman myself. No one deserves this but it just hits home when your ancestors survived this long,through genocide and residential schooling to be continued to be hunted down still to this day at the highest and most alarming rate of all races. It was extremely hard to hear this poor womens voice 😢this one rocked me and I’m not even done. I contemplated skipping through the recording but couldn’t,she deserved to be heard. ✊
Kendall, could you please do a story on my friend who went missing on the Highway of Tears in BC along with the many aboriginal women who went missing? Unfortunately there wasn’t much media coverage done about the missing aboriginal women on this highway stretch until my dear friend Nicole Hoar went missing. There was a TON of media coverage once she was reported missing. She disappeared without a trace 21 years ago. She is from Red Deer where I live. I didn’t join in the search as I looked after the family home and dog for the months they were there. Nicole was tree planting at the time in Prince George and wanted to go to where her sister was tree planting in Smithers and surprise her for her birthday. Her sister didn’t know to expect her, so she wasn’t reported missing for a few days after she left. She was an incredible person in every way. Her dad ended up developing early onset Alzheimer’s and passed away a couple of years ago. It would be so wonderful if you could cover her case here or on the podcast you do with Josh. It’s been awful not having closure for Nicole, and for all of the other family’s who are missing their loved one’s.
Thank you for bringing awareness to some of the issues our Aboriginal people suffer. There are a lot.
Thanks!
i hope she sees this comment. i am so sorry 💔
I was born n Smithers. Ramona is my friend that is a victim of the highway of tears. My sisters also lost a friend the same way.
Im so sorry to hear about your friend. I have heard of Ramona being one of the women missing from the highway of tears. It’s really sad/maddening that the media only really started bringing awareness to the situation up there after Nicole went missing. That just proves how the police treat the aboriginal community. I hope one day we get some answers. Take care♥️
Thank you for doing this story, all the missing indigenous women cases need all the spot light they can get, in this area and cross Canada. I actually live very close to where these poor women were found. Its sickening how little is done for indigenous women who go missing in this province and other provinces in Canada. Most people in my area who I've spoken too about these cases 100% believe this is the work of a serial killer.
In Canada there are thousands of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Children. Please keep raising awareness, and covering these cases, as you’re helping to bring justice and attention to cases that mainstream media isn’t reporting on.
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same in the US.. the amount of indigenous women that are missing/murdered is staggering and yet nobody does anything and its hardly heard about.
I was a sophomore in college. My friend and I were going to hitchhike from Chicago to Iowa to see my boyfriend. Thank goodness my friends dad found out. He let us have it for being so brain dead. This was before the time of cell phones. He gave us the money for gas so we drove. I was a smart girl who still didn’t get how stupid it was to hitchhike. I think if that often.
this is all im thinking about.. why? why hitchhike? why? i am sorry for her loss.. but jus why hitchhike? somebody tell me why?
@@lavender89because public transport in that area maybe non existent.
@@Ann-sj4ptEven in 2011 the dangers of hitchhiking were well known, her mother even warned her. It is just hard to conceptualize why people would even consider driving for miles with a stranger. Sad case.
Also- what is going on with that Patrick guy??? There’s an actual website about him & 3 different women reporting him?! Why is he still out there & not being arrested or investigated more in depth???
I’m saying!!!!!
Oooh the Pat Carson rabbit hole goes so so deep in many directions!!! He's a deep dive for sure!
When you mentioned each potential suspect being dismissed, my immediate thought was “Why?” I need to hear the exact reasons why these people were dismissed, because they sound like solid leads that need a thorough review, something the RCMP seems wholly incapable of.
Thank you for talking about MMIW. I work with Indigenous women and girls in Alberta and the generational trauma they experience and the continued genocide is heartbreaking.
Yes! I definitely would love to hear how they ruled out Patrick Carson!! Between his record of sexual abuse against minors and several women identifying the voice on the recording as his, I'm really curious how deep their investigation went into him. 🤬😡🤬 So infuriating and sad 😢😢.
As a indigenous woman myself and I have family who advocate for missing women and children. How you covered this, was perfect. Thank you for doing so and paying attention to MMIW. I appreciate your content. My heart broke into many pieces when I heard the mom and brother spoke. It hurts even more when they look like my close family too. Its just something in our DNA when we connect like that. If that makes sense. ❤❤❤ keep doing this videos!! 👏
"Can we trust the RCMP?" - NO! From a Canadian. Great video Kendall, please continue doing cases like this ❤
I thought the same thing immediately lol
They screw up terribly just like cops everywhere else
I recommend looking into some of the work that Paul Palango has released regarding to corruption of the RCMP and Canadian law enforcement, very crazy stuff.
Even though Amber sounded so brave in the recording, it is absolutely chilling to hear the conversation she was having with the man currently abducting her. Especially knowing what he was about to do next.
Amber's mother put it so powerfully, the authorities need to put themselves in a parent's shoes and do everything they'd want done for their own child. Full stop.
I literally cannot express how sad I am this is such a thing in our beautiful country of Canada but am so so happy you have made a video on it.
If you have not heard about The highway of tears, you should read about it, it is literally tragic.
My close friend started the Red Dress Campaign to make murdered and missing indigenous woman be recognized.
Ty from the bottom of all our hearts for doing this video and of course all of your videos ❤❤❤
Women being let down by authorities HAS TO END . . Thnk u Kendall
As a Canadian i am disgusted how we treat Indigenous people. I just dont get it….Its absolutely heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing Amber’s story.
Not “we”, they, the police and government.
As a member of the Metis Nation of Alberta I am so proud of you for putting a spotlight on cases about Indigenous and Two Spirit Women in Canada. Thank you Kendall I appreciate the way you research and put effort into these cases and all of the cases you talk about.
Two spirit?
@@hopemermaidtransgendered.
@@hopemermaidNon-binary aboriginal people.
@@leandrasell962that's a very beautiful definition of trans gender...
@@leandrasell962that's a very beautiful definition of trans gender...
Thank you for amplifying our voices ❤️ it's so scary how many sisters and two spirits go missing every year. They all deserve justice
Thank you so much. As a Canadian, it's so important to spread what is happening here and your platform will help with that. Thank you thank you thank you
As an Alaska native woman I thank you for your coverage of MMIP cases, this one and cases you’ve previously covered. It’s heartbreaking to hear of your loved ones, friends going missing or being met with foul play but don’t hear of any police work on the cases. Thank you for bringing light to this epidemic. ❤
I live in Canada and I truly appreciate you talking about MMIW and how no one helps them I’ve learnt so much but I see no one in power helping them or looking for all the missing indigenous peoples it’s such a scary world we need to protect and love one another let’s stop leaving people behind
I'm from this area and there are so many indigenous women missing and murdered. It is so unjust and sad this keeps happening and the RCMP continue to fail these women and all indigenous people
Makes you wonder if the RCMP knows who’s committing these abductions and murders and are covering for them. Wouldn’t be the first time.
Thank you so much for covering Amber’s story. The incredible incompetence of this investigation was shocking. Hearing the fear in Amber’s voice will haunt me forever. I pray one day there is justice in this case.
RCMP did not do their due diligence because she's an indigenous woman. Thanks for bringing an awareness to this case.
May this video put pressure on RCMP to seek justice for her, and her loved ones.
I live a couple of hours from the area and I am absolutely mortified that I did not know more about this case and the injustice Amber’s case has dealt with/continues to deal with. There has definitely not been enough coverage on this, and it is so heart-breaking. The constant pain that the Indigenous community goes through and the lack of action is absolutely disgusting. Thank you for bringing light to this.
Canada hates indigenous people so they try to cover it all up
Thank you for covering this. As an indigenous woman living in Alberta this one broke my heart from the time I heard of it. This needs to stop. 😢
thank you for shedding light on MMIWG cases. they get overlooked by so many people, and i don’t see content creators spread awareness nearly enough
I am from Vancouver Canada, I have always been disgusted on how the "police" handle indigenous cases. A few years back Vancouver thought (maybe we did) have a serial killer who was scooping girls from the remote areas and killing them. 2 girls were white and got massive coverage and 1 was indigenous and got none. Makes me sick. If anyone wants to know how bad the genocide is in Canada against indigenous women and how long its been a problem, look up the 'highway of tears'.
Kendall I wish you would cover the case of all the Highway of tears murders and disappearances as many are said to be solved but we truly cant trust the RCMP! Thank you for the coverage
Pushing the Indigenous people to live in lands which is remote that is because of policies set in place. This makes them even more vulnerable.
I'm from Edmonton and am a social worker interested in MMIW cases. I'm thrilled to see this case get more coverage. Amazing use of your platform for social justice! Thanks Kendall ❤
Thank you for addressing MMIW. When I talk about this epidemic, “why have I never heard of this?” Is the response I get 95% of the time. Few people with a platform talk about this, that would be why. Thank you for using your platform to help spread the word. 🙏
I quite literally have a Canadian true crime podcast and have never heard of Amber’s case. There are so many MMIWG cases in this country that aren’t widely known, so thank you for covering this!
Thank you for covering this topic. As a Native mother of 2 daughters and a grandmother of 3 granddaughters I am so scared for their future if this does not change. AGAIN thank you so much ❤
I first learned about Amber through Mike’s video (That Chapter). It’s really upsetting that even with ample evidence and anonymous testimonies, they didn’t stop this guy. My heart goes out to her family and the Mikasew Cree community. ❤ we need to provide better support for the indigenous community - amplifying their voices and stories like this is a good start.
I cant wait for that documentary. I've been watching since I was pregnant with my first and was on strict bed rest. Kendall gave me something to look forward to every week. I'm just so glad you've gotten so far and have been able to bring attention to these neglected cases.
This case blew my mind. I remember when the police finally deigned it worthy of their attention, they showed up at our house to play the recording to us to see if we recognized the voice since I lived only about 5 minutes from the location she was found. It was scary, and I feel so sorry for her and her family. The police failed in a major way on this case, and it breaks my heart.
thank you for sharing this story. i have lived in edmonton my whole life and the amount of indigenous women that go missing here is so sad and scary. not to mention our police (ESPECIALLY the rcmp), are absolutely useless.
I'm from a reserve in Alberta and yes we are not taking seriously, so I wanna thank you Kendall for talking about our issues we face. As a mother I fear for my kids. I've always loved your videos I seen you cover other indigenous women stories îîshnyes(thank you)
Thank you for covering her case. It’s truly infuriating.
Wait, How can they say HE isn’t the serial killer? Who says he’s not responsible for all of them?
Thank you for covering this case and for your criticism of the RCMP. As a Canadian it is sickening to constantly hear all these stories of MMIW cases that go unsolved or are brushed aside. It breaks my heart and I love that you have highlighted this story. 💔
I live in Calgary, Alberta which is 3 hours from Edmonton and the negligence on the RCMP is baffling and corrupt and is so heart breaking! RIP Amber. Thank you as a popular youtuber to share this story! much love and Thank you to the Stolen Sisters for doing all the work you do
OMG hearing from her Momma and her big brother just absolutely broke me. There is absolutely no excuses for the way the RMCP handled Ambers disappearance and all the other missing people reports. Family knows more about a missing person and their probable movements yet they aren't listened to. My heart goes out to Amber and her family!
The way indigenous women are treated in these cases is heartbreaking 💔
Thank you for covering this case! I’m from this area and this case definitely needs more coverage and attention. I remember when it happened and how quickly it was forgotten. Indigenous women’s cases seem to never get as much media coverage and it’s so unfair! Thank you thank you for bringing her story to light!
As a Canadian, this one hurts my heart. Listening to Ambers mom talk about her daughter breaks my heart. Our justice system sucks so much. 😢 no more stolen sisters!!
Jumping into a strangers car at night & being available to any predator with wheels isn't "stolen" exactly though is it.
@@elizabethjarvie6077they ”stole” her life and it happens to so many indigenous people in Canada
@@elizabethjarvie6077it is because they stoled her life & kidnapped her,it counts as kidnapping because they didn’t take her where she wanted to go & they hurt her!
@@sydney9268 yes. as every person who falls victim to a predator, murderer, sadly, has their life taken/stolen. 😪 I the implication in the video was "that the person was snatched/stolen", a different meaming. Getting in to a strangers car alone on the road, at night is not being snatched. ... .which, by the way, I have done!!! Back in my fearless, foolish youth when I UNDERVALUED MYSELF. So, i am coming from a place of understanding 💔 And it's up to US not to literally sit in the devils lap.
Kendall: this will shock you
Me: *canadian who lives in the area not shocked at all*
That’s what I said too. I’m from Edmonton. I’m not surprised at all.
I’m an Edmontonian, and I’m surprised this is the first case from here than Kendall has covered considering how dangerous this place is.
As a Calgarian, (also really bad) some of us lovingly refer to your city as Deadmonton. Alberta as a whole is... different.
@@jessikarabbid4720yeah, the city is actually scary now, I’m planning a move to the suburbs because it’s too much.
that is shameful, that organization should be ashamed of themselves. What a disgrace
Cant wait for the documentary!! such a case of injustice in so many ways, always appreciate the hard work you and your team put in
Kendall, thank you for truly understanding Alberta’s geography and explaining to the viewers the differences in location. As I was watching it, I was wondering if you were going to explain the distance between Nisku and Edmonton, which you did!
Also, thank you for highlighting the injustices of the murdered and missing Indigenous women in Alberta!!! ❤
Im from Edmonton, Alberta, and the RCMP have always been a joke. There r alot of citizens that want the RCMP out of Alberta, and im one of them. Thank u for covering this case❤ My prayers go out to her family🙏
I’m from Edmonton as well. I Didn’t know this.
Thank you for covering this case. I live very close to the ranch that you discussed. Indigenous cases need to be covered and awareness brought. Thank you Kendall.
I lived in Edmonton, Alberta for years and never heard about this case, which isn’t unusual for Indigenous women 😢 This case is haunting.
You should take a look at highway of tears it's show a good amount of how indigenous women are going missing in Canada I lived in Calgary for 15 years and our RCMP and other law enforcement need more training to take missing people serious.
The whole call was so frightening to listen to 💔 imaging being her brother and hearing that recording. So heartbreaking 😢 they really did her big injustice
Your daughter is going to be so proud at what a strong badass amazing Mother she has! kudos to you Kendall keep spreading the word on cases that need more attention and being the advocate and angel for people that need it most in this world. XO
They believe there's a seriel killer? YES, it's Patrick
Somehow I'm sure Amber knew why she called her brother, she knew the call would be recorded.
My heart goes out to her and her family ♡
Because the road he was going was not leading to the city. She knew that. If he was going Beaumont, that’s so far out from the city.
her story is so haunting. she deserves justice
I SCREAMED WHEN I SAW YOU COVERING A CASE LOCAL TO ME!!! I adore you, and I love your content, your videos are always so well put together and I've been following forever, thank you!!!!! ❤
Thank you for sharing Amber's disappearance - the treatment of indigenous women in Canada is a topic of great concern here - it makes me so angry that the RCMP has been so incompetent in their investigation. A report is only worth something if the recommendations are followed. While there has been more publicity in this matter (at least here in Ottawa), its not enough.
Thank you Kendall for covering this story. I live in Calgary (few hours from Edmonton) and had never heard of this case before. I can't believe this was handled the way it was. I will definitely be using your sample "letters". Thank you!!!
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You and danelle hallen continuing to speak up about MMIW is so important. Thank you for always speaking up for those who need justice.
Thank you Kendall for sharing this story, continue to share our sister’s story’s. ❤❤❤ I’m Hopi Native from AZ and Laguna Pueblo from NM. To have your voice, it’s a shout for us all! Thank you 🙏🏼
Its always very awful how the police handle these cases with missing or murdered indigenous women and girls. I'm so grateful I follow someone like you who highlights this consistently on their platforms. Also my heart goes out to Amber's family and friends, she sounded like a lovely woman. Taken way too soon.
Thank you so much for giving a voice to our lost and stolen sisters! ❤️
YES! Thank you Kendall for speaking for us! Love from a Canadian Inuit woman!
kendall, you don’t understand how we all appreciate you so much for reporting on cases that no one really hears about.
Thank you for covering a Canadian case, and a case of MMIWG. this happens far to often here. Amber Tuccaro, Robert Pickton’s victims, the Highway of tears, Tina Fontaine, Maisy Odjick and Shannon Alexander, and so many more. Something needs to change
Highway of tears hit Morristown, Smithers, Telkwa Bulkley-Nechako, Hazelton area hard. Friends of my sisters, and myself. All of them taken long before they should be.
I grew up on the highway of tears. Ive seen many aboriginal woman going missing and never found or even looked for. Thank you for spreading awareness and telling her story. Everyone matters. Everyone deserves everyone doing everything they can to bring them home. As a canadian, thank you.
Kendall, ❤I deeply appreciate your dedication to covering this case. The plight of Amber’s family and the broader issue of missing indigenous women in Canada urgently require such attention. As a Canadian woman, it’s heart-wrenching to witness the escalating injustice faced by these communities. My thoughts are firmly with Amber’s family during this challenging time.
I can only imagine what she went through in her last moments..that is so scary to think about
I am from Edmonton and thank you covering Ambers case. The treatment of Amber’s case and every other aboriginal is abysmal and hopefully the more coverage these cases get the more seriously the law enforcement well start to take these cases. That being said its not one specific case can you cover the highway of tears.
they way he repeated 5OTH ST, EAST, ETC was so creepy :(
I’ve driven there so many times. At night it’s so scary.
We always hear that Canada is this amazing place to live, so caring of their citizens and everyone helps everybody, and then a case like this comes out and it's even more shocking... how awful and scary for indigenous women of Canada. Amber put her and her son' safety in jeopardy under the guise of independence, in her living situations and her travels, but she never deserved to be murdered by some psycho... the cops really blew it.
My heart brakes for Amber and her family. I agree, we ALL bleed red. All lives matter. Thank you for covering this story. 💔💔💔
Kendall you have the most calming aura! Even though you’re talking about such grim and sad things, you just handle each case with such love and care. Love your channel and love you!!
Thank you for bringing awareness to the MMIW in Canada. This has been happening globally far too long.
Thank you for bringing awareness to this story. The crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women across Canada is absolutely heartbreaking and absolutely needs more coverage. I would recommend looking into a case from my hometown of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada - Barbara Kentner. There is an informative documentary on Crave called Thunder Bay that highlights this story and others and the corruption of the Thunder Bay Police Department. Thank you for the work you do, Kendall
It’s such a disgrace that at the press conference about how the RCMP didn’t take Ambers case seriously, her brother had to say that yet another indigenous person went missing recently and that wasn’t taken serious either! How is RCMP going to apologize for treating Ambers case this way while continuing to actively treat other indigenous persons cases this way?!?! Wow…
Im curious why so many indigenous women hitch-hike, why do they get into cars with strangers?? I apologize for my lack of knowledge on this. I would just like to be more informed. Thank you 🙏
Lots of Indigenous people live in poverty because of a history of marginalization and colonialism. When you have no money and nobody to take you where you need to go, hitchhiking feels like the next best option
@@NatalieTheSnailincredibly sad.. i did some research and its so incredibly heartbreaking… i read up on starlight tours I believe its called and i knew it was bad what indigenous go through but reading on that reminds me thats only the surface or whats going on. As a canadian its so shameful to think we have no say in this to help when our own officers cant protect innocent human beings who deserve life.
Thank you Kendall for bringing awareness to the MMIW crisis in this country and the injustices that indigenous women have to face. 💗 I appreciate you sharing Amber’s story and bringing attention to her case. 💞
Wow this was frustrating and painful to hear. What a rotten police force.
it’s unbelievable ambers case is still unsolved. she left so much information for the police to follow & they let her down time & time again. amber & her family are in my thoughts a lot of the time.
This case has haunted me for years! I’m so glad I am seeing people covering it! Thank you ❤ mmiw
Thank you for continually using your voice to speak up for missing Indigenous women ✊
Being Canadian myself trust me when I tell you the Canadian Justice System is a joke.
Keep the videos coming Kendall, listening since 2018. You are wonderful at what you do.
Nakummesuak, thank you so very much for covering Amber’s story. As an Inuk, the MMIWG2S epidemic is so personal and painful, but what makes it worse is how little people outside of our communities care about what’s happening to us.