Apr 9, 2021

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FBI Asks Public for Help in New Mexico Cold Case

Anthonette Cayedito’s 35-year-old case is one of the many that include missing Native American women.

Knock. Knock. Knock.

9-year old Anthonette “Squirrel” Cayedito was fast asleep at 3:00 AM that night of April 6, 1986, when she and her younger sister Wendy heard progressively louder raps on the door of their Gallup, New Mexico apartment.

KNOCK. Knock. KNOCK.

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FBI Asks Public for Help in New Mexico Cold Case

Anthonette Cayedito’s 35-year-old case is one of the many that include missing Native American women.

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