In May of 2023, we released two episodes covering the unsolved murder of Matthew Rattlesnake Grant.

That's when we first began working with his aunt, Rhonda Grant Connolly, who has since gone on to begin the Blackfeet Nation MMP organization, and who has connected us with families over the past two years.

Matthew was killed in December of 2016. As the case enters its ninth

year, Ronda has been working with law enforcement to finally hold Matthew's murderers responsible,

in the hopes of bringing in any new information, especially from people who might not have

been ready to speak in 2016, but who are now willing to help Matthews family.

We are re-airing both his episodes. There is a $10,000 reward available in Matthew's case.

As you re-listen to his episodes, please take a moment to share the reward poster available

on our social media. As Rhonda said, if you know something, say something.

You can follow the work that she's doing with Blackfeet MMPIP on Facebook.

We've included links in our show notes.

This is part two of a two-part series.

Please listen to part one before continuing with this episode.

This series contains discussion of suicide, homicide, crime scenes, and violence.

Listener discretion is advised.

This This is the fall line.

Last time on the fall line, we began our coverage of the 2016 disappearance and murder of Matthew Rattlesnake Grant.

Matthew's aunt, Rhonda Grant Connolly, told us about his childhood.

Matthew was the first-born child of Ray Grant and Eileen Rattlesnake, and they'd go on to have two children together before ending their

relationship while Matthew and his sister Cheyenne were still young. Though Matthew lived the majority of

his time in Alberta, Canada, with his mother and his younger siblings, he also spent a significant

portion of his childhood in Browning, Montana, with his father Ray Grant's relatives. That connection was important

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