Mesa, Emily Pike and Indigenous
Emily Pike case: DCS opens licensing inquiry into Mesa group home where girl lived before she was found dead
Emily Pike was a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe. Her body was found along the U.S. 60 on Valentine's Day in Gila County, more than a week after she was reported missing from her Mesa group home.
Emily Pike's death stirs heavy emotions and spotlighting a crisis that has long plagued Native American communities.
A group of protesters gathered in Cathedral City to call attention to Emily Pike, a 14-year-old indigenous girl killed in ...
The heartbreaking death of 14-year-old Emily Pike has sent shockwaves through communities nationwide, drawing renewed ...
For the first time since Emily Pike’s dismembered remains were found after she ran away from a group home, the group manager ...
DCS probes the Mesa group home after teen Emily Pike's death; a bill to expand Amber Alerts for Indigenous people progresses.
The Arizona Department of Child Safety has launched a licensing inquiry into the Mesa group home where Emily Pike lived at the time of her disappearance. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Pike, a ...
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‘Say her name’: Hundreds gather to honor Native teen Emily Pike, demanding justice for her deathArizona Mirror“Say her name! Emily Pike!” was shouted repeatedly as hundreds of people gathered outside a church in Mesa for ...
HB 2281 would create a missing indigenous person alert system to coordinate alerts following the report of a missing ...
HB 2281 would alert when an Indigenous or endangered person is missing. It gained steam after Emily Pike's death. A full ...
Multiple communities are hurting and pushing for answers after the death of 14-year-old Emily Pike. Mesa police confirm the teen was living in a group home when she was reported missing.
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