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No body, no crime? How prosecutors prove murder when a victim is missing

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By Jolan Kruse
| Buffalo's Fire
Friese said when there’s no body, prosecutors have a “more difficult challenge but not an insurmountable one.” In most homicide cases, a medical examiner can provide a time and cause of death, which can help construct a timeline, but in no-body cases, the prosecution usually relies on circumstantial evidence, DiBiase said.
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When systems fail: How Native communities are navigating the federal shutdown and other crises

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By Brian Bull Verified, Jolan Kruse, Daniela Aki
| Substack
By Brian Bull On Oct. 22, with the federal government shutdown nearing its fourth week, the Spirit Lake Tribal Council announced a state of emergency, saying that interruptions to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program would begin Nov. 1 due to lack of federal appropriations. The tribe has since issued an update urging citizens who want to switch from SNAP to the Spirit Lake Food Distribution Program to close their SNAP case and apply for the tribe’s program by Oct. 28.
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Spirit Lake Nation responds to misconduct allegations at sheriff’s office, calls out ‘urgent need’ for responsive law enforcement

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By Jolan Kruse
| Buffalo's Fire
This story was filed on August 14, 2025, from Bismarck, North Dakota Spirit Lake Nation this week called charges in the July 24 arrest of the Benson County Sheriff’s chief deputy “serious allegations of abuse of authority that can undermine community trust in law enforcement.” Travis Carlson was arrested for illegally detaining, arresting and transporting tribal citizens. He is also facing other charges involving misconduct against Natives and non-Natives.
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