Missing & Murdered: Finding Cleo

Connie Walker's investigation into an Indigenous family searching for their sister is the kind of journalism that matters beyond the story itself. The reporting confronts Canada's treatment of Indigenous peoples directly while telling a deeply personal, deeply human story about family, loss, and the need for answers. The journalism is meticulous and the emotional weight is heavy but necessary. This isn't true crime as entertainment. It's investigative reporting that exposes systemic failures and centers the people those systems failed. Important and powerful work.