The Royal Canadian Mounted Police believe they have found the remains of Phoenix Sinclair, a five-year-old Native girl who was allegedly buried on the Fisher River First Nation in Manitoba.

Sinclair was in the foster care system when she somehow went unaccounted for nine months. She ended up on the reserve with her biological mother and another man, both of whom are charged with her murder.

Sinclair's former foster mother said she was outraged about the lack of accountability in the child welfare system. A prayer circle was held yesterday in light of the discovery of the remains.

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Outrage boils over (The Winnipeg Sun 4/24)
Group prays for children like Phoenix Sinclair (CTV 4/24)
Police may have found body of Phoenix Sinclair (CanWest News Service 4/23)
Phoenix Sinclair found dead on Manitoba reserve, police believe (CBC 4/22)

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