DENVER — A woman from South Dakota who has been missing for two weeks, has been located safely, according to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
Christine Tail was reportedly last seen in downtown Denver on June 14.
According to CBI, she reportedly disappeared on her first day of arriving in Denver. CBI issued a missing Indigenous person alert for Tail about a week ago.
CBI did not provide any further information about where Tail was found.
The state of Colorado started issuing Missing Indigenous Person Alerts (MIPA) back in January after a bill was signed into law in 2022.
SB 22-150 expanded the investigation into cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people, and created the MIPA through the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
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