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In 2007, 14-year-old Ashley Summers disappeared, last seen walking to her aunt’s house. She called her mom once, but her whereabouts remain unknown. Police initially labeled her a runaway. The FBI found no connection to other local missing women cases. Ashley remains missing, and the family continues to search for her.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Cleveland Division of the FBI at 216 522 1400. The FBI's Violent Crimes Task Force and Child Abduction Rapid Deployment Team at 1 800 CALL FBI., the Cleveland Division of the Police at 216 623 5000, or the Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 855 224 6446 as they are all working to find Ashley.

Olivia Keri Lone Bear, also known as “Cedar Woman,” was born on October 11, 1985, to Iris Sherman-Four Bear and Harley Texx, Lone Bear, and was a beloved member of the Dripping Dirt clan. Despite her adventurous spirit and deep love for her five children, Olivia's life was tragically cut short in 2017 when she went missing from New Town, North Dakota. After an exhaustive search led by her determined family, Olivia's body was discovered in July 2018, buckled into the passenger seat of a submerged truck in Lake Sakakawea. The investigation into her mysterious death continues, with law enforcement yet to determine the cause or identify those responsible. The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the resolution of her case, urging anyone with knowledge to come forward.
 Anyone with information is urged to call 800-CALLFBI (800-225-5324) or file tips at https://tips.fbi.gov.

In this episode of "Navigating Advocacy," hosts Melissa and Whitney discuss the disappearance of Sara Nicole Graham, a 19-year-old Indigenous woman who went missing in Fairmont, North Carolina, in February 2015. Sara moved from Texas to live with her father, a sheriff's sergeant, and her stepmother, also a deputy. She disappeared on her way to work, and her van was found abandoned in a field. Despite extensive searches and investigations involving multiple agencies, including the FBI, no significant leads or evidence have been found. Sara's family remains hopeful, with her father emphasizing their need for closure. The episode highlights the ongoing search and encourages anyone with information to contact authorities.

In this episode of "Navigating Advocacy," hosts Melissa and Whitney discuss the disappearance of Sara Nicole Graham, a 19-year-old Indigenous woman who went missing in Fairmont, North Carolina, in February 2015. Sara moved from Texas to live with her father, a sheriff's sergeant, and her stepmother, also a deputy. She disappeared on her way to work, and her van was found abandoned in a field. Despite extensive searches and investigations involving multiple agencies, including the FBI, no significant leads or evidence have been found. Sara's family remains hopeful, with her father emphasizing their need for closure. The episode highlights the ongoing search and encourages anyone with information to contact authorities.

This week we discuss the unsolved case of Rashawn Brazell, his disappearance and gruesome murder in Brooklyn, New York. Described as outgoing and compassionate, Rashawn's life was tragically taken too soon. The case went cold quickly but in 2017 hope ignited when a man was arrested. However, charges would be dropped and Rashawn's family and friends would find themselves back to square one when it comes to advocating for justice. The NYPD asks that anyone with information about the murder of Rashawn Brazell contact (718) 636-6611 or 1-800-577-TIPS. All calls can be kept confidential.

Jacob Landin was a happy, fearless and giggly 9 month old baby when he was brutally murdered. We have shared Jacob's story once before but there have been some updates in recent months.