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EP42/ MISSING PERSON - Cecilia Urena Huerta Gallegos

  Season TWO Episode FORTY-TEO  Part: ONE Cecilia Huerta Gallegos: Remembering Her Life and Seeking Justice ~ with Mireya Lopez By Jasmine Castillo, Host of Hands Off My Podcast Empower the Vulnerable and Make Them Heard. No Longer Voiceless. No Longer Forgotten . INTRO When a husband reports an ongoing domestic assault, authorities quickly respond to the call. However, upon arrival, there is no sign of the alleged female perpetrator, Cecilia Huerta Gallegos. Cecilia never left the home after entering her master bedroom. Where are you Cecilia Gallegos? This is your story…..  "Should I ever go missing, please look for me and know that my husband did something to me!* - Cecilia I had to honor of speaking with Mireya Lopez,  Cecilia’s sister. We discuss her story, for she is still a missing person, and Mireya’s goal is to raise awareness about her disappearance.  Who is Cecilia Urena Huerta Gallegos Cecilia Urena Huerta Gallegos, born November 17, 1988, was the fi...

EP42:Part2/ Addressing Canada's Tragic Reality: Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Men and Boys

  Season TWO Episode FORTY-ONE  Part: TWO & THREE Addressing Canada's Tragic Reality: Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Men and Boys ___ By Jasmine Castillo, Host of Hands Off My Podcast Empower the Vulnerable and Make Them Heard. No Longer Voiceless. No Longer Forgotten . INTRO Missing, Murdered, and Exploited Indigenous Men and Boys in Canada is an ever-growing problem in our society. Indigenous people are those in North America who are descended from the original inhabitants of the area. Tragically the number of missing and murdered Indigenous men and boys in Canada has been increasing, as well as extreme cases of exploitation. Indigenous men and boys in Canada are facing a crisis. They are six to seven times more likely to be murdered than any other group of individuals in the country, and that number has been steadily increasing since 2014. The situation is so severe that Indigenous men and boys accounted for 32% of all missing persons alerts across the country in jus...