The Skanner News - California Tribe Confronts Crisis of Missing, Murdered Women

Emmilee Risling was charged with arson for igniting a fire in a cemetery. Her family hoped the case would force her into mental health and addiction services. Instead, she was released over the pleas of loved ones and a tribal police chief.

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