How will Carlee Russell’s case affect future abduction cases?
Carlee Russell’s disappearance has raised concern about what it could mean for the over 500,000 people who go missing every year.
We’re hurt. We’re angry. We’re disappointed. But Carlee Russell’s story shouldn’t deter us from searching for missing Black people.
Her story showed how media coverage, law enforcement resources and community engagement can make all the difference in someone being found.
Natalie Wilson Interview on Scripps News Morning Rush – 07.21.2023
Black and Missing Foundation Co-Founder Natalie Wilson was interviewed on Scripps News Morning Rush to discuss the case of Carlee Russell and the staggering number of people of color who are still missing and need our help.
NewsNation Interview with Derrica Wilson, Nakyla Williams (Missing)
BAMFI's Co-Founder Derrica Wilson talks with NewsNation about Nakyla Williams - missing from Indianapolis, IN since 2021.
Carlee Russell’s case gave hope that missing Black women finally mattered — until doubts set in
Advocates say the details surrounding Russell’s case should not “derail" the efforts to reunite the thousands of missing Black people in the U.S. with their families.
Americans are fixating on Carlee Russell. What about other missing Black women?
The case of an Alabama woman who vanished after calling 911 to report a child walking along an interstate captivated the nation this week and put a spotlight on the issue of missing Black women and girls in the United States.
Before police poked holes in Carlee Russell’s disappearance, her case went viral. We should still react with the same alarm when other people of color go missing.
The disappearance of Black Alabama nursing student Carlee Russell made national headlines — the perfect reaction that advocates and family members hope for to help solve a case.
Carlee Russell Is Home. These Black Women and Girls Are Still Missing
Over 193,000 Black people were reported missing in 2022.
Carlee Russell investigation helps highlight concerning trend of missing people of color
The Black & Missing Foundation says amid the investigation into the Carlee Russell case, there’s more awareness on the alarming rate of missing Black people.
Michigan man charged with first-degree murder in case of missing Windsor woman
A Michigan man has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with his estranged wife who has been missing for nearly two weeks, Windsor police.