NM NM - Pepita Madalyn Redhair, 27, Albuquerque, 27 Mar 2020

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Pepita's case was on DISAPPEARED last night. I hope others were as outraged and motivated as I was watching the episode. I am bumping this so others can catch her episode and maybe we can get something going.
 
  • #22
Another missing Native American woman. Her case was updated today in The Charley Project with additional Details of Disappearance.

Then boy and girl have the stereotypical argument and girl walks off. (Why in these stories is it always the girl who walks off?) Lets see, then girl's phone is sold to someone else about a week after she is last seen but she was not the seller. And boy is not a suspect. I'm fairly certain I've read a similar version of this short story before, but the names were different.
 
  • #23
I hope A.P.D. is going all out on this case very quietly. Albuquerque doesn't have that many missing person's cases. Come on A.P.D. I really feel you can solve this one.
 
  • #24
Pepita's case was on DISAPPEARED last night. I hope others were as outraged and motivated as I was watching the episode. I am bumping this so others can catch her episode and maybe we can get something going.
LE's handling - or NOT handling - of her case is tragic. Not surprising, APD would not show their face when asked for an interview.
 
  • #25
One of those cases where it's so obvious what happened, but they just need to compile the evidence.. prayers for Pepita.
 
  • #26
Pepita's case was on DISAPPEARED last night. I hope others were as outraged and motivated as I was watching the episode. I am bumping this so others can catch her episode and maybe we can get something going.
I just saw it today. Wow, was the ball ever dropped on this case! It’s totally outrageous! Pepita deserves a real investigation.
 
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Bumping for Pepita and her family.

On her episode of Disappeared, it talks about the domestic violence she endured in her relationship.
 
  • #29
Bumping for Pepita and her family.

On her episode of Disappeared, it talks about the domestic violence she endured in her relationship.
This case was handled so poorly and without urgency by LE. So unfair to Pepita.
 
  • #30
APR 24, 2023
“It's been three years. Mentally, physically, emotionally, my life has changed with all that together,” King said.

Her life is now focused on finding her daughter.

“It does hurt. It does. It took me a while. Took me a long time. But I still, you know, have to face this. And I accepted that she's missing,” King said.

King and other families rallying for missing, murdered, Indigenous people held signs, chanted, and marched from Tiguex Park to the District Attorney’s office, the courthouse and Albuquerque City Hall.
 
  • #31
I'm only just learning about this case and haven't seen the documentary. Was the man who had supposedly bought her phone, complete with her service still active, ever located and interviewed?
 
  • #32
Just another example of how missing Native Americans - and Canadians - seem to go unsolved at a rate that is higher than our general population.
 
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I don’t know if this is the ex boyfriend but he was arrested this year on another charge but not with this case. Great bodily harm? He could have done something to Pepita but has not said anything. I pray for her safe return soon, 3 years is too long.
 
  • #34
Pepita is on my mind today for some reason. Bumping this to bring back some attention to this heartbreaking case.
 
  • #35
She was featured on the new season of Never Seen Again on paramount plus
 
  • #36
March 10, 2022

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Oct 21, 2022
 
  • #37
Sept 20, 2024

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<<DOB: 08/04/1992
Description: Pepita was 5'1 and 141 pounds at the time of her disappearance. She has brown hair and brown eyes. She has two moles on her chin and a scar on her left eyebrow. She has the following tattoos: a dinosaur on her right forearm, a Koi fish or dinosaur on her left arm, a butterfly on her shoulder, a moon with lightening on her left leg, and "Redhair" somewhere on her body. She was last seen wearing a black shirt and black shoes.

Tribal Information: Pepita is Navajo/Dine>>
 
  • #38
Thinking of Pepita and hoping for an update soon. I think of her mom’s pain really often. This is one that gets to me.
 
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