Introduction
The disappearance of three-year-old Arden Pepion from Browning, Montana, remains a poignant chapter in the narrative of missing and murdered Indigenous people. Her case underscores the profound challenges faced by Native communities in addressing such tragedies and highlights the enduring spirit of those who continue to seek answers.
The Fateful Evening
On April 22, 2021, young Arden was in the vicinity of Joe Show East Road, near U.S. Highway 89, several miles southeast of Browning. She was accompanied by her uncle, HaHaax Vielle, and his girlfriend, Kimberly Higgins. The trio had ventured into the area, reportedly for target shooting practice. At approximately 7:00 p.m., Vielle noticed Arden was no longer near him. Upon searching, he discovered footprints leading toward the Two Medicine River, situated about 50 yards away. Despite immediate personal search efforts, Arden was nowhere to be found. ...Read More
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