While the mishandling of #ChicagoMissingPersons cases has been an ongoing problem for Chicago police, there is momentum — both at the state, city and community level — for real change.
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Shantieya Smith was a mother, a protector, in her North Lawndale home where three generations lived under one roof.
Now, she is one of the #ChicagoMissingPersons cases where her mother is still looking for answers from police. chicagomissingpersons.com
Park Center for Independent Media In These Times Sarah Conway tru_trill Mohammed El-Kurd Lynzy Billing We're so proud of our reporting team on #ChicagoMissingPersons ! 👏👏👏
✨ Our #ChicagoMissingPersons investigation by Sarah Conway and Invisible Institute's tru_trill has received 8 nominations! Sending big shoutouts to them and the rest of the team that's supported the publication and distribution of this necessary work.
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From misclassifying some missing people as “located” & some homicide cases as “non-criminal,” poor police data will make it difficult to effectively tackle the #ChicagoMissingPersons issue, experts say.
Here’s what's hidden in the data.
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CPD mishandled missing person cases (particularly of Black women) according to a new report by City Bureau and Invisible Institute. Read our article below to learn more. #MissingInChicago #ChicagoMissingPersons chicagoreader.com/news-politics/…
Advocates say that when police dismiss #ChicagoMissingPersons cases as a non-issue, they ignore that Black women & girls are at higher risk for violent crime.
Our investigation reveals how police have delayed cases, sometimes in ways that break state law. chicagomissingpersons.com
So proud to be copublishing our #ChicagoMissingPersons investigation with Chicago Reader - pick up this week’s issue!!!
Why do people go missing in Chicago?
A two-year investigation by City Bureau and the Invisible Institute on #ChicagoMissingPersons reveals a disproportionate impact on Black women and girls.
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Life often goes on without the promise of resolution or public recognition of their loss — a loss that Black families describe as ambiguous and unending, unacknowledged in media and police narratives. #ChicagoMissingPersons
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To this day, Shirley Enoch-Hill wonders if her oldest daughter is still alive.
No parent wants to lose a child, but it’s a singular sort of pain when “you don’t know where your child is on this earth,” Enoch-Hill says. #ChicagoMissingPersons
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