I'm David Rigen, host of the award-winning podcast Someone Know Something.

Each season I investigated different unsolved case from a mysterious bomb hidden in a flashlight

to two teenagers killed by the KKK.

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In the days following the discovery of Kremas Body in the frigid waters of Toronto Islands,

protesters took to the streets of towns and cities through Baluchistan and also in Karachi,

Pakistan's largest city.

Holding up handmade signs, one reads Mr. Justin Trudeau, Baluch demand a thorough investigation,

another you can't kill an ideology.

And then a powerful rallying cry.

I am Karima, you are Karima, we are Karima.

She was kind of a beacon of hope for the people of Baluchistan.

Hena Jalani, a renowned international human rights lawyer,

and people did look up to her, she was a local hero.

For many Baluch, this young woman was their maitriarch.

They called her Luma Karima, mother Karima.

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