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The last time Tanya Begayspoke to her mother she had called early one morning in March 2017, saying she planned to travel from the tiny Arizona town of Leupp back to her family's home near Gallup, New Mexico — a drive that should've taken just a few hours, from one part of the vast Navajo Nation to another.
A day earlier, Begay had made a stop near Tohatchi, New Mexico, to visit a relative's home with her boyfriend, marking the last time any of her relatives had seen her. Her mother reported her disappearance to officers in at least three different towns, including Gallup, where Begay had an apartment.
Begay's mother believed she might be in danger.
The 37-year-old Navajo woman, whom Toddy described as "bubbly," has two children. She had been close to her parents, and liked to text or call family and friends frequently before she vanished.
Haunting stories behind missing posters of Native women
Haunting stories behind missing posters of Native women
A day earlier, Begay had made a stop near Tohatchi, New Mexico, to visit a relative's home with her boyfriend, marking the last time any of her relatives had seen her. Her mother reported her disappearance to officers in at least three different towns, including Gallup, where Begay had an apartment.
Begay's mother believed she might be in danger.
The 37-year-old Navajo woman, whom Toddy described as "bubbly," has two children. She had been close to her parents, and liked to text or call family and friends frequently before she vanished.
Haunting stories behind missing posters of Native women
Haunting stories behind missing posters of Native women