DCS opens inquiry into Mesa group home
Emily Pike case: DCS opens licensing inquiry into Mesa group home where girl lived before she was found dead
Emily Pike was a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe. Her body was found along the U.S. 60 on Valentine's Day in Gila County, more than a week after she was reported missing from her Mesa group home.
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The group home manager spoke with true crime correspondent Briana Whitney about the safety, protection, and emotional impact ...
For the first time since police found Emily Pike’s dismembered remains, a Mesa group home manager addressed questions about safety protocols at the facility. According to AZ Family, the Mesa Police ...
"Justice for Emily" was written in red plastic cups at the intersection of Mesa Drive and McKellips Road in Mesa, the ...
The heartbreaking death of 14-year-old Emily Pike has sent shockwaves through communities nationwide, drawing renewed ...
The Arizona Department of Child Safety has launched a licensing inquiry into the Mesa group home where Emily Pike lived at the time of her disappearance. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Pike, a ...
HB 2281 would alert when an Indigenous or endangered person is missing. It gained steam after Emily Pike's death. A full Arizona Senate vote is next.
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‘Say her name’: Hundreds gather to honor Native teen Emily Pike, demanding justice for her deathArizona Mirror“Say her name! Emily Pike!” was shouted repeatedly as hundreds of people gathered outside a church in Mesa for ...
An employee with the group home company where Emily Pike was living when she was reported missing spoke with ABC15, providing information for the first time.
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