One Woman Died on an Alaska Mayor's Property. Then Another. No One Has Ever Been Charged.

This article examines the deaths of Jennifer Kirk and Sue Sue Norton, two Indigenous women who were victims of domestic violence in Alaska. The article raises concerns about the lack of action taken by elected leaders and the flawed investigations into their deaths. It also discusses the leniency shown towards individuals accused of domestic violence and the need for better support and prioritization of cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous people. The article provides a detailed account of the investigation into the death of Emily Mesner, highlighting the challenges faced by law enforcement in solving cases with limited evidence or witnesses. [Extracted from the article]