Emily Pike was found on the side of an Arizona highway, with her body dismembered and placed into numerous trash bags. More than one year later, her killer still hasn't been found. Unfortunately, Emily’s story is far too common in Indigenous communities, where rates of violence are reported to be up to 10 times higher than the national average. Dr. Crystal Lee, CEO and founder of the United Natives App, joins NewsNation’s Hena Doba to discuss what can be done to address these staggering statistics and how viewers can support Indigenous communities through awareness, advocacy and action. #EmilyPike #missingperson #truecrime CREDITS: Host: Hena Doba Executive Producer: Kayla Jardine Senior Producer: April Gambardella Booker: Will Tomasi Associate Producer: Mekhi Rhodes Editor: Rita Cripe "Horror in the Heartland" is NewsNation`s chilling, new digital series hosted by anchor Hena Doba, where the quiet streets of Middle America become the backdrop for the nation`s most shocking crimes. E...