Emily Pike, Mesa and Indigenous
Emily Pike case: DCS opens licensing inquiry into Mesa group home where girl lived before she was found dead
Emily Pike was a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe. Her body was found along the U.S. 60 on Valentine's Day in Gila County, more than a week after she was reported missing from her Mesa group home.
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Search for killer after 14-year-old Emily Pike found dismemberedNo arrests have been made after 14-year-old Emily Pike was found dismembered weeks after disappearing from a group home.
A group of protesters gathered in Cathedral City to call attention to Emily Pike, a 14-year-old indigenous girl killed in Arizona.
Mesa PD records show over the past three years, police have been called at least 89 times to the group home where Emily Pike ...
An employee with the group home company where Emily Pike was living when she was reported missing spoke with ABC15, providing ...
DCS probes the Mesa group home after teen Emily Pike's death; a bill to expand Amber Alerts for Indigenous people progresses.
For the first time since Emily Pike’s dismembered remains were found after she ran away from a group home, the group manager ...
the last place 14-year-old Emily Pike was seen alive. "Forever 14" was painted on one rock laid beneath bouquets of flowers. Rain-smudged notes covered the dusty ground. Purple and yellow ribbons ...
There’s a big spotlight in Arizona on missing and murdered Indigenous people. Things hit a boiling point when a Mesa teen was found murdered earlier this year.
Isabella Hammad on Etel Adnan, a mural for Emily Pike, the problem with mainstream film, experimental ASMR, legalizing bodega ...
Globe residents are making an effort to keep Emily Pike top of mind for residents and law enforement alike as family ...
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