Oklahoma advocates, experts say system to find missing Indigenous people 'is a mess'

The Not Invisible Act Commission held their first hearing at the Osage Casino in Tulsa on Tuesday to talk about the best way to respond when an Indigenous person is reporting missing or murdered, and they were doing so with the full support of the federal government.

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