On Sunday, a music extravaganza fundraiser took place at the Albuquerque Museum Amphitheater. NM We Care Project and New Mexico Dream Center hosted the event. The fundraiser had four local artists perform from 6 to 10 p.m. Organizers said the proceeds will go to local organizations for human trafficking and Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.

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Just days after celebrating his birthday, Joey Apachee was found dead in his hometown of Steamboat, Arizona. Known for his warm bear hugs, and kind nature, Apachee was a beloved father, son, brother, and community member. His sudden death left his family devastated and searching for answers.

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A film highlighting the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women crisis was shown at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula.

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The media will chase the eyeballs and ears of true crime consumers if they give attention marginalized victims. The votes, the politicians and law enforcement resources will follow.

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A hashtag and a political campaign have brought attention to the epidemic of violence, but a New Mexico woman is fighting case by case.

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In our continued coverage of Native American families who have missing or murdered loved ones, there was an unexpected update in one of the most high-profile homicide cases featured in our True Crime Arizona documentary, “The Forgotten.”

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