A South Dakota mother's remains are found nearly a month after she was last seen On a summer day in July 2006, Victoria Eagleman, a 33-year-old Native American woman, spent the afternoon swimming and drinking with friends along the Missouri River on the Lower Brule Lakota Indian Reservation in South Dakota. This would be the last time she was seen alive by many who knew her. A recently divorced mother of five, Victoria had moved back to the reservation to live with her mother while she figured out her next steps. She had recently started a new relationship and seemed to be e ...
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