In a world where we have every reason to give up, I'm here to show you that there is beauty and

life on the other side of trauma. I'm Jesslyn Beterstadt, host of Invisible Scars, a podcast

where we dig deep into stories of resilience and transformative breakthroughs. Each week, I sit

down with incredible guests, trauma specialists, alternative healers, and real people who have faced unimaginable

challenges and come out stronger. We'll explore how they found healing and hope and how you can too.

So listen to and follow Invisible Scars available wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Brett and I'm Alice and we are the prosecutors

Today on the prosecutors.

An all too familiar tale, Amber Ticaro, a young First Nations woman, disappears after hitchhiking in Edmonton.

Following a haphazard investigation by the RCMP, her case remains unsolved.

But what makes it different is the phone call.

The Hello everybody and welcome to this episode of the prosecutors. I'm Brett and I'm joined as always by my Gizziwadiji co-host, Alice.

All right, Brett.

You know what?

I don't know what that means, but it was amazing because you attempted it after, that was like a quinsalabic word.

And you have been driving all day with your kids.

So I can't believe you did that.

You win an award.

Go home, everybody. Go to sleep. It means kind and generous. In the Gibway, which you are kind and generous, Alice. So it's

the perfect descriptor for you. Yes, it has been a long weekend leading up to this. Can I just say

real quick, O Gibway is like one of the most beautiful languages I've ever seen.

Maybe I'm only hearing Brett's pronunciation of it, but all the words you've used have been, like, absolutely stunning.

I just make it up as I go, well, for those who actually speak it, I'm sorry, but it's a beautiful language.

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