Deadass Heartbreak in Canada: Daughter's Mission to Bring Her Mom Home 💔🇨🇦

The Tea

Aight, listen up. There's this messed up situation in Winnipeg, Canada. This absolute waste of a human named Jeremy Skibicki is accused of unaliving four Indigenous women: Morgan Harris, Marcedes Myran, Rebecca Contois, and Ashlee Shingoose. The ick? He was preying on women who were already going through it, like dealing with being homeless and struggling with addiction.

Here's where it gets even more sus. After these women went missing, the families, especially Morgan Harris's daughter Elle, and Marcedes Myran's grandmother Donna, were tryna get the police to search for their remains. But the cops were like, "Nah, too expensive and difficult to search the landfill." Can you even believe the audacity? 🗑️

The families were NOT having it. They set up "Camp Morgan" as a protest and a place to honor the women. It was a whole vibe of resistance and grief. They were screaming for justice, and eventually, the government switched up their tune and authorized a search. And guess what? They actually found remains of Morgan and Marcedes. Still, the whole thing is a major L on the system.

Elle Harris straight-up said the families were failed by the police and weren't getting the support they needed. Even though things are bad, the families are uniting in their shared pain and goals. They really out here holding each other up.

And peep this: some good samaritans created Morgan's Warriors, a volunteer street patrol, to help out vulnerable people struggling with homelessness. They're out here tryna prevent more tragedies. Fr fr.

But here's the real tea: this ain't just about one case. This is about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) crisis that's been going on for way too long. We're talking about historical trauma, residential schools, poverty, and all that messed-up stuff that keeps hurting Indigenous communities. People are saying the racist police responses is sus, and Indigenous women are being hypersexualized in media.

Thankfully, things may be shifting in the right direction, after Wab Kinew became the first First Nations premier. Here's hoping the situation starts moving in a better direction for the Indigenous community.

This mess isn't just a Canadian thing either. It's happening in the US too. The MMIWG crisis is a cross-border tragedy. It's time to actually do something about all this mess!