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An indigenous Yakama woman is a victim of a random senseless murder
In the early morning hours of July 12, 2003, Sandra Lee Smiscon, a 45-year-old Native American woman and a member of the Yakama Nation, was sleeping under the Yesler Way overpass at Fourth Avenue in Seattle, Washington. A petite woman with a broad smile and an adventurous nature, Sandra came from a large family with twelve children and was known to relish her traditional upbringing, often attending powwows and other special events. She frequently traveled between the Yakama Reservation and Seatt ...Read More
In the early morning hours of July 12, 2003, Sandra Lee Smiscon, a 45-year-old Native American woman and a member of the Yakama Nation, was sleeping under the Yesler Way overpass at Fourth Avenue in Seattle, Washington. A petite woman with a broad smile and an adventurous nature, Sandra came from a large family with twelve children and was known to relish her traditional upbringing, often attending powwows and other special events. She frequently traveled between the Yakama Reservation and Seatt ...Read More
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Sandra Lee Smiscon
September 7, 2022
Female
Native American / Indigenous
Seattle
WA
2003-07-12
2003-07-12
1958-02-23
Yakama
45
Sandra Lee
Smiscon
Victim
Brown
Brown
11/09/2025
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Has anyone else been struck by the lack of media attention on Sandra's case? It's so frustrating tha... ...Read More
06/26/2023
06/26/2023
