that s some bad luck brian. and i think i m late on my car insurance. good thing the general gives you a break when you need it. yeah, with flexible payment options to keep you covered. so today is your lucky.day [crash] so today is your lucky.day for a great low rate, go with the general. too often in this vast, unforgiving land, all lissa yellow bird and hope for in her searches is a body. a suspect, let alone a cooperative one, is all too
if there is a wake of health, i would ve tried, i m not a bad guy, you know to mean? someone reaches out to lissa. a new source with a secret. i didn t even get to see her or nothing. all i know is she got in the car. he said that he gave a ride to carlo s brother and mom, and karla, and took them up to spirit lake. he kept going? yeah, he didn t see her again. did you believe him? no. when dateline continues. n dateline continues n dateline continues
bird? a detective had given carla s on lissa the names of three men seen with carla. lissa blasted the names out on social media, then her phone rang. suna guy insisted he had nothing to hide, but if suna thought lissa was done with him, he had another thing coming. back to andrea canning with the secrets of spirit lake. carla yellow bird had vanished into the north dakota wind. her loved ones held out one last bit of hope that she was still alive. but lissa yellow birds experience searching for missing women told her that time had run out for her niece. for her, this was now a recovery mission. whatever it takes to bring her home. lissa felt, in her bones, that suna guy, despite his claims to the contrary, knew what really happened to carla. something wasn t sitting right for you. well, it was bs, i knew
never done. her name is lisa yellow bird, her job defies description. investigator, interrogator, searcher of last result. the one people turn to in their very worst moments. this is backbreaking, this is 24/7. this is you living and breathing this. constantly. here is where lissa yellow bird works, sacred lands, teaming with beauty. but woven into the landscape or crimes that have gone on for years, even centuries. native american women and girls missing and murdered. more than 300 reservations make up what is still known as indian country in america. and in this country, the statistics are staggering. according to department of justice findings, four out of
lowering heavy runner, cecilia barbara phenomena, joseph bruce senior, faith hodge path, moniker and karla yellow bird. each one, beloved by someone, like lissa and loretta, who laid her daughter to rest on the standing rock reserve ration, where carla was raised. i always go to the cemetery a lot, i always take the kids out there as well. we are going to see their mom. how does it feel to be back here? as for lissa, she went with us to the field where her niece spent her final moments. you know, i miss carla. everybody does. i guess i just try to do the best i can to make sure this doesn t happen to anybody else. carla represents so many other women. she does. are you going to keep fighting? keep searching? for sure.