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In August 2026, the FBI announced Voices Not Forgotten and a new reward protocol for qualifying publicly advertised Indian Country cases within FBI jurisdiction. The protocol provides a minimum reward offering of up to $25,000 for publicly advertised homicides, kidnappings, and missing-person cases in which the missing person is suspected to be a homicide victim. The initiative applies broadly to eligible cases; it does not mean that every missing-person case automatically has a $25,000 reward.

Wesley’s public FBI case page requests information but does not display a case-specific reward amount.

If you have information at all on the Wesley Jones case, contact your local law enforcement ASAP

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Chance Carson disappeared in 2023. His case remains unsolved. The Federal Bureau of Investigation states they believe "foul play" was a factor in the unsolved mystery of the disappearance of Carson. This episode takes a deep investigation into the facts, records and law enforcement reports available to provide to you the listener, a fact base report. We also provide guidelines for the public to provide any information they may have to assist law enforcement in solving this case and bring closure to grieving families.

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Ashley Loring HeavyRunner was 20 when she disappeared from Montana’s Blackfeet Indian Reservation in June 2017. This episode examines conflicting public dates, her family’s congressional testimony, agency responses, disputed accounts and unresolved evidence questions. We separate documented statements from unproven conclusions and explain how listeners can share information, including through anonymous tip options.

Research checked October 5, 2026. Ashley’s public BIA case listing remains open.

Tips: https://tips.fbi.gov • 1-800-225-5324 • BIA MMU: 1-833-560-2065 • Text BIAMMU and your tip to 847411.

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Henny Scott was fourteen when she disappeared from the Northern Cheyenne community in December 2018. This episode examines the public timeline, the federal decision, the family’s reported concerns, and the records needed to evaluate the response.

The official finding was accidental death; this episode does not present homicide as stablished. Includes general FBI and BIA tip routes and anonymous reporting information.

Hosted by Duane Garvais Lawrence live from the KWIS Radio Studio's 88.3 on the Coeur d' Alene Indian Reservation. Content includes a child’s death and family grief.

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Good morning. I’m Duane Garvais Lawrence, and welcome to MMIW Epidemic: Broken Trust & Corruption.

Today we begin examining the disappearance of Tina Marie Finley, a member of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe who vanished in northern Idaho in 1988.

This episode concerns a missing person and suspected foul play. Please take care of yourself as you listen.

Our purpose is to explain the available record, identify questions that remain unanswered, and help anyone with information understand how to provide it—including anonymously.

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In Season 1, Episode 6 of MMIW Epidemic: Broken Trust & Corruption, host Duane Garvais Lawrence examines public information about the disappearance of Arden Pepion, a three-year-old Blackfeet child. The episode distinguishes agency publications, attributed reporting, and unresolved questions about the first-night timeline and physical evidence. Source links and official tip contacts are provided below. This episode does not establish a cause of death or accuse anyone of an unproven crime.

Information checked September 30, 2026. Tips: Blackfeet Tribal Police 406-338-4000; NCMEC 1-800-843-5678; BIA 1-833-560-2065. Immediate emergencies: 911.

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Alton Daniel Mesteth was an Oglala Sioux Tribe member, United States Army veteran, father, grandfather and longtime Indian Health Service employee. He was born January 21, 1970, and had turned 54 six days before his death. In the early morning hours of January 27, 2024, an unidentified person or persons fired from a vehicle

into his home on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation near Kyle South Dakota, killing him. The FBI believes Alton was likely not the intended target. The motive remains publicly unclear.

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Welcome to MMIW Epidemic: Broken Trust & Corruption. Season 1 Episode 4

This podcast is about the lives behind the statistics, the families who continue searching for answers, and the systems entrusted with protecting Indigenous people and pursuing justice. For this episode, we begin with a deep dive into the facts, data and reports on the murder of Lakota Renville in 2005

Lakota was only twenty-two years old when she was killed in 2005. But before we talk about an investigation, a crime scene, or an unsolved homicide, we are going to talk about Lakota—the young woman, the daughter, the sister, and the dreams she carried.