Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP)

Cherokee Nation is raising awareness about the crisis of Missing or Murdered Indigenous People.

In this country, there are too many cases of Murdered or Missing Indigenous People, including Cherokee Nation citizens.

We have expanded our ONE Fire Victim Services office. We have added more marshals and prosecutors. Cherokee Nation hired a full-time investigator to work exclusively on MMIP cases.

In 2016, some 5,712 reports of missing indigenous women and girls were filed, according to the National Crime Information Center.

However, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (a program of the US Department of Justice) only logged 116 — or 2 percent — of those cases.

For tips or information on MMIP cases call 918-207-3800.
For help with MMIP case awareness email communications@cherokee.org

 

 

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Sharon Walters MMIP

352.4 KB / Created July 10, 2023 / Updated November 18, 2025

Sharon Walters is a Cherokee citizen from Hulbert. The Cherokee Nation Marshal Service and ATF are investigating her death in a house fire in June 2020.

Trey Glass MMIP

572.7 KB / Created January 3, 2024 / Updated November 18, 2025

Trey Glass is a Cherokee citizen from Delaware County missing since Dec. 15, 2023.

Genna Husman MMIP

587.5 KB / Created September 24, 2024 / Updated November 18, 2025

Genna Husman is a Cherokee citizen missing from Tulsa since July 2024.

Updated May 6, 2026