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Hello and welcome to the corporate casket, a semi-weekly series where bad businesses go to die.

We will discuss any and everything from bad charities, terrible CEOs, and businesses that have a lot to hide.

I'm the aluminati and today we're going to be talking about the indigenous women and

the indigenous people in general that have been going missing in Canada and how is something that seems to be a strangely common occurrence in the north.

Alaska has also been called the land of missing persons

because the missing persons right there

is more than twice the missing persons average.

And yes, I completely understand that the weather and terrain are also most likely contributing factors to that statistic.

However, throughout Canada, indigenous women are preyed upon at absolutely terrifying rates.

I heard about this before when hearing the term highway of tears used to describe one of the routes indigenous women kept vanishing from, but today we're not only going to cover just

the highway of tears, but the topic as a whole. I definitely want to put a very stern trigger

content warning right here that this video in its entirety is going to be extremely

difficult to stomach and I mean insane amounts of difficult.

There will be mentions of murder, attempted

murder, sexual assault, and child abuse. I think this episode as well as the

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