Unraveling the Highway of Tears

This chapter explores the case of Gary Taylor Handlin, the only living individual convicted of murder linked to the notorious Highway of Tears. It highlights the tragic narratives of victims, the sting operation leading to Handlin's confession, and the systemic failures surrounding law enforcement's response to indigenous women's disappearances. The chapter also showcases community efforts for awareness and the ongoing struggles for justice faced by affected families amidst a backdrop of historical neglect.