About 200 people attended a memorial for Fonassa Bruyere, a 17-year-old Native teen who was murdered in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Bruyere was last seen getting into a car about a month ago. Her body was found in a field northwest Winnipeg, where the bodies of three other women have been found.
Bruyere was reportedly involved in the sex trade in Winnipeg. A Native safe house tried to reach out to her but she reportedly declined its services.
Native leaders are calling for a task force to investigate murdered and missing Native women.
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