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Oklahoma had 105 domestic violence-related deaths in 2022

Tulsa County led all counties in Oklahoma in the number of domestic violence homicides.

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Domestic violence victims strangled once are at high risk of being killed, experts say

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Deaf Awareness Week: deaf community more susceptible to domestic violence

Manipulation and control are common goals of an abuser. Research shows a deaf person already struggling with isolation is nearly 60% more likely to be a victim of domestic violence.

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Historical violence makes Indigenous cases difficult

Indigenous people have endured centuries of violence which has led to missing and murdered cases while making them skeptical of law enforcement.

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Oklahoma Lawmakers Are Watering Down a Bill That s Supposed to Help Domestic Violence Survivors – Mother Jones

They had a big, bipartisan plan to get survivors out of prison. Why backtrack now?

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