Khadijah Britton, who lived in Mendocino County, is one of the many Native American women that vanish each year in America. Athena explains the story of the last day anyone saw Khadijah alive and the struggle her parents had to go through to get the police to even file a report. This episode talks about domestic violence so if that is a trigger for you maybe skip this one. If you are experiencing domestic violence and need help you can call the domestic violence hotline @ 1-800-799-7233

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