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DEC 8, 2021
$60,000 reward offered in case of missing Tulalip woman (q13fox.com)
Sutter [Tulalip Tribal Police Chief] said the organization has a list of people of interest that they are working from, but still are looking into new leads and tips.
DEC 9, 2021
Tulalip woman is among scores of missing Indigenous people | HeraldNet.com
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Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis (FBI)
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Johnson-Davis is a talented artist. Facebook photo albums share a few of her creative projects: an eagle painted on a deerskin drum, a sketch of a wolf and carved cedar paddles. She adores Will Ferrell and has been known to do a mean Ricky Bobby impression when her family members are feeling down.
She loves cats. She taught “Little Man,” a fat tabby cat, to walk on a leash, Davis said.
She has always been the life of the party during family trips. She loves driving ATVs along the sand dunes and playing with her nieces and nephews in the river.
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... A friend was supposed to pick her up and drive her to stay with a family near Oso. Her last text, around 2 p.m. that day, alerted him she was “almost to the church” on 140th Street NW, also known as Fire Trail Road. But he didn’t hear from her again. Her cellphone later connected to towers around north Snohomish County.
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The day before she went missing, she got a ride to the Tulalip Tribal Court in hope of getting legal advice about filing for divorce, Davis said.
She spoke to a security guard in the lobby, but no attorneys were available.
[...]
$60,000 reward offered in case of missing Tulalip woman (q13fox.com)
Sutter [Tulalip Tribal Police Chief] said the organization has a list of people of interest that they are working from, but still are looking into new leads and tips.
DEC 9, 2021
Tulalip woman is among scores of missing Indigenous people | HeraldNet.com
![](/forums/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2F2qibqm39xjt6q46gf1rwo2g1-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2021%2F12%2F27324242_web1_S-Mary-Johnson-EDH-210916.jpg&hash=d9b35e3b4aaaa1a60a523d171250f1d1)
Mary Ellen Johnson-Davis (FBI)
[...]
Johnson-Davis is a talented artist. Facebook photo albums share a few of her creative projects: an eagle painted on a deerskin drum, a sketch of a wolf and carved cedar paddles. She adores Will Ferrell and has been known to do a mean Ricky Bobby impression when her family members are feeling down.
She loves cats. She taught “Little Man,” a fat tabby cat, to walk on a leash, Davis said.
She has always been the life of the party during family trips. She loves driving ATVs along the sand dunes and playing with her nieces and nephews in the river.
[...]
... A friend was supposed to pick her up and drive her to stay with a family near Oso. Her last text, around 2 p.m. that day, alerted him she was “almost to the church” on 140th Street NW, also known as Fire Trail Road. But he didn’t hear from her again. Her cellphone later connected to towers around north Snohomish County.
[...]
The day before she went missing, she got a ride to the Tulalip Tribal Court in hope of getting legal advice about filing for divorce, Davis said.
She spoke to a security guard in the lobby, but no attorneys were available.
[...]