The Strange Death of Olivia Lone Bear |
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What a heartbreaking story and her poor kids losing their mom. Too many indigenous woman and girls are still going missing and often their stories aren't covered widely. I hope someone comes forward to help get this case solved.
She was found in the passenger seat. And she was strapped in. Meaning she was already dead/unconcious, before she hit the water, otherwise she would have tried to save herself. So at the very least, it should have been ruled as a suspicious death, rather than undetermined.
ABSOLUTELY!!!
I think they should get another opinion on that autopsy.
That’s a very good point I completely glanced over. I still don’t think it’s definitive proof against suicide, however. Although you’d imagine doing so in that manner strapped in the passenger seat would make it more difficult. Why wouldn’t she simply sit in the driver’s side? It all reeks of foul play
If there was water in her lungs, she was alive. I hope she wasn’t. The fear and realization that you’re drowning and going to die terrified and alone is just beyond heartbreaking. Olivia I hope that your loved ones will receive answers as to what actually happened and you’ll receive the justice you deserve.
Good morning, such a sad story for what looks to be a very beautiful person inside and out. I hope Justice will shine its face on finding some answers and resolving the mysteries.
A possible Theory could be something as to where maybe someone else was driving the vehicle and ghost riding it in the water with her passed out drunk or on an overdose of some kind. Knowing where the driver seat position was could help, was it slid all the way back. I truly believe somebody ghost rode that vehicle into the water with her strapped in. Just my quick thoughts, no time to edit
Thank you for telling us about her life not just her death. She was more than what happened that night. Sometimes I feel like we only get to know about someone's death. Great job as usaul.
I totally agree!!! ❤️
there are so many victims ive read about that i want to know about and theres very little info. i agree
@@buschovski1 I agree. It makes them more real not just a name.
Ya.. we should just rename the show “Dark Compliments” instead 🤮
Thank you for covering one of our indigenous sisters murders. Our women are ignored by most mass media and sometimes labeled as less than human.
Gonna get worse when Hispanics take over.
Really? Sometimes labeled as less than human by who? Going overboard playing the victim just a little bit don’t you think?
It's so sad to see your government turn a blind eye
@@Spooky_515 it’s a well known fact that indigenous women are disproportionately victimized in comparison to the rest of the population. And their cases never get half the attention or effort afforded to those with victims of other races. Seems you’re going overboard playing the asshole just a little bit, don’t you think? Show some fkn respect 🙄
That's quite harsh Less than human. You can make a point without taking it over the top.
Thanks DC. You always show respect for the victims. They aren’t just a story. This is so sad. 💔
Olivia her family and Tribe deserve answers and justice. I pray they receive it someday soon!!!🙏😢⚖️🤔
Thanks for discussing this case indigenous people are misrepresented so I’m happy your discussing her case. I hope they find out what happened to her. RIP.
You and I both, Olivia and her family deserve justice!!!🙏😢⚖️🤔
You mean under represented?
@@andiiam8145 I think you know what she meant
I don’t think she was misrepresented I think she didn’t get any justice at all. Swept under the rug and quickly forgotten. My brother was murdered in 2013 and same no one cared. And still no one will pay for that crime. So sad but this is a great wonderful justice system. Rip to this angel
@@sharonbrown6595 Exactly my opinion also!!!🙏😢⚖️🤔❣️
Very sad story…here in Australia in QLD years ago a beautiful young lady disappeared with her car, nowhere to be find…a couple of years later developers extended a canal and find her in her vehicle…but in that case, she was run of the road and her car stuck in a mud…😢
Watch one of the TH-cam videos on the ‘Adventures With Purpose’ channel.
Probably a few persons in the area know something, but aren't talking. And the police don't seem to have made much of an effort to solve this case. Very sad.
What a shame , she was needed by her children & family , these beautiful bright lights of women get snuffed out by some piece of filth , she was beautiful I hope her loved ones find answers soon 💜
Thank you for the exposure and representation of this story. It means a lot to spread the reality of our many thousands of MMIW.
Spread this too:
More than one-third (38%) of persons accused of homicide in 2017 were identified by police as Indigenous. This proportion has been increasing since 2014 when 31% of persons accused of homicide were Indigenous. The rate of Indigenous people accused of homicide in 2017 was 12 times higher than the rate of non-Indigenous accused (11.12 vs. 0.93 per 100,000 population).
@@mjanny6330 where you getting your statistics
Where were all her kids fathers in this there's no mention of them at all.
Surely major suspects?
Such a beautiful soul gone far too soon. The poor children have lost their mother,very heartbreaking.
I'd start with whoever the father or fathers of all her kids is/are.
If I were one of the investigators on this case, whether tribal or FBI, I would have qualms about saying something to the effect of, "I'm damned if this is anything but a homicide: people do not commit suicide by strapping themselves into the passneger seats of cars they aren't driving, and it's no accident if you don't find the driver, too."
Sounds like a Ted Kennedy killing. Remember he left a girl drowning in his car while he swam to safety and went to his hotel room and went to bed leaving the car in the water.
Sounds like someone’s was driving beside her, why we never know if someone went in with her and gotten out.. I start with who own the truck and with children fathers and go from there.. but unless there someone steps up, we never know how she died..unless someone comes forward…
Olivia Lone Bear is another reminder that Native American women are unjustly ripped from the arms of loved ones and still suffer from lack of exposure as well as the importance to highlight the crimes committed against them. Olivia’s death is suspicious and it’s clear that she arrived home safely but was lured out by someone. I hope for the sake of her children and family that answers and justice come soon. Ms. Lone Bear seemed to be such a wonderful and beautiful woman who was devoted to her children, and family, making certain that those that she loved were taken care of.
Blah blah blah Native American women this no exposure that….
@@mitchellbateman276 The virtue signaling is nauseating.
@@didi012578 damn you're not lying! I just want to know, where was all this concern before 10 years ago? I think there is a valid concern in every murder or disappearance going unsolved, regardless of race or ethnicity. These white saviors (and I am white) are more racist, thinking they need to save the world.
@Mitchell Bateman the way they talk you'd think Indigenous women are the only people to ever get murdered.
@@mjanny6330 the murder rate for indigenous women is 10 times the US national average
Someone was in the driver's seat of that car. Someone knows.
Such a sad sad story a beautiful young woman gone to soon my 💓 heart goes to the family of this beautiful Lady May she rest in peace from Alma and Glen Australia
Haha too funny
@@uglyhobo4602 to
@@uglyhobo4602 so you think it's funny wouldn't be surprised if you killed Olivia shame on you becareful God may punish you or one of you're loved one's Glen Ellyn from Australia
Who did the truck belong to? Have the police never released that info?
This is what I was wondering too
The truck belonged to James Hofhenke
Thanks for not only covering this case, but including the Plant a Tree link. I just placed an order for a tree in her memory.
She was last seen at The Sportsman bar. I wonder if someone was driving drunk and panicked after the accident. The truck was 400 feet from shore it would be virtually impossible for a vehicle to travel in a lake that far with being driven in, pushing it in would not have resulted in it going that far out
400 ft thats crazy. How did it get there? Major question.
The most likely circumstance of her death.
@@hexadecimal7300 Floating.
@@annabellelee4535 Guess its possible.
❤️Chi Miigwetch for covering Olivia's story. 💔
SN: Tell Kirsty we love her, please. 💕
Excellent Work, As Usual!!! Thank You, DC
There is no mention of any of the children’s fathers being in Olivia’s life’s, here. A profile of who fathered her children, may lead to the type of men she was drawn to, would be an interesting path to follow.
I'm so glad you shared this- I have listened to the podcast so it was exciting to see the case getting coverage on other media.
I mean it's not that uncommon for people (especially if they've been drinking) to end up in bodies of water. But the fact she was in the passenger seat is defiantly troubling.
If she didn’t have water in her lungs she didn’t drown and was therefore dead before she went into the water! Now what killed her before she went into the water is up for debate, but she absolutely died before going into the water!!! People don’t drown without water in the lungs, period! Even in dry drownings (when someone partially starts to drown but then is rescued from the water without seeking medical attention only to later die in their sleep from drowning) there is water in the lungs upon autopsy.
Cheers
My thoughts too!😒
You are incorrect, actually, water is very seldom found in the lungs of drowning victims, however, it is often found in the stomach. A small amount of water, particularly cold water, may induce vaso vagal reflex or cardiac arrest reflex, meaning it's very possible for drowning victims to die without inhaling water at all.
Look up "dry drowning"
@@mjanny6330
Obviously you didn’t read my comment, I accounted for “dry drowning”. I know full well what it is as a child of friend died from this very thing. Young boys were roughhousing in the pool accidentally knocked a young man in the head who then proceeded to sink to the bottom of the pool. He was down there for a bit before they noticed and pulled him up. He regained consciousness and seemed fine, that night however he said he felt really tired went to sleep and never woke up. He was 10. We had never heard of “dry drowning” so no one knew just how dangerous this can be! Upon autopsy he had fluid in his lungs.
Cheers
Why is this such an issue in these native communities? Is there a lack of law enforcement?
Yes! Many reservation cops have to patrol thousands or millions of acres. Many tribal police forces you can count the number of employed cops on both hands.
There are also often multiple jurisdictions on tribes, and not all the entities have cross jurisdiction.
The father(s) of the kids not mentioned once?
Love how calling someone a 'free spirit' means that she can be a terrible mother...
And probably a drunk driver too
@@CowMaster9001 stop
@@CowMaster9001 show respect for the dead no need to be so rude
Who owned the truck she was found in? Wasn't it reportedly a friend's?
thank you for your stories 🙏 😊
What a tragic case. It's a puzzle to me that she appeared to have 4 fatherless children. I wonder where they are now? My sincere condolences to her friends and family.
Yes..fatherless children and she was traveling...who was raising the kids????
@@kathykay6602 the family she was so happy to go home to would be my guess..
@@kathykay6602 u getting caught in the detail, there's an actual story here about the loss of a person, a daughter, mother, sister, niece, friend, aunt. I'm curious why r u so stuck on her background?
@@anitaevans5361 Well most people within the true crime communities want to hear about the victims personal aspects like the type of relationships she had with her exes, were any of them violent, were there any custody/child support disputes, was she involved in her children's lives, why did she want to travel so much, was she wanting to escape someone or something, is her family members suspects, who owned the truck she was deceased/found in,
did she have issues with drugs & alcohol that could have brought shady characters around...etc If the victim were white, they would include & discuss these issues, regardless of what type of life they lived but with indigenous women, they (meaning media/the indigenous police force/investigators etc) dont bring up important pertinent info that could actually help solve it. People want to complain about there not being enough exposure for these women but yet there's never enough personal info to even have an understanding of the case as a whole, why would the media want to cover a story on it with so many missing pieces if they were interested in actually solving it.
@@anitaevans5361 I'm not understanding why you're treating those that would want more details as a bad thing, if they actually want to solve these cases, people need to know the details. (And I'm not meaning anything negative against this channel, she can only give the miniscule amount of info that's been released, I know it's not her fault)
She was traveling for 4 years...did not stay in one place too long...who was raising her daughter?????? Was the daughter traveling with her?
Extremely sad story. A young, beautiful woman trying to lead a meaningful life.
I wonder who took over care of her children, and how they are doing.
It’s unfortunate she never thought being married would be a good thing. The children would have had a father, other relatives. I wonder if Olivia had all those children with different men and is this the cultural way for women like Olivia. Sad story, for sure.
It would be a cool thing if names like Lone Bear were as widely accepted as upperclass double barreled names like Harrington-Smithe etc
Most last names has similar meanings some is to describe someone trade , nature , where you lived etc.. for example my last name in the Euskara language ( Basque) means crossing the bridge or oak tree depending on what dialect you are using .
They are.
I wonder who her childrens’ father was and what her relationship with him was like. I know it’s a cliché, but there’s a reason why law enforcement always looks to the spouse/partner first.
So sad. The FBI never does much to help these cases. I pray for her family and close friends.
Whose truck is it? She was seen driving a friend’s truck? That’s where I would take a look first.
May she rest in peace and her friends and family find closure and much needed answers and justice.
I am caught up now!!!! Well done!!!! I would hope all the families get closer!!!! Thank You So Much For What You Do!!!!! 😎👍😎🙏💯😇🤘
4 more children???? and the fathers???? WOW!
Who gives a shit.
I heard the podcast of this from Kirsty Skye. Thanks for adding this to your collection. Keep up the great work! 🏴
Love your soothing voice. I hope the beautiful lady it’s found. ❤️
Why wouldn’t the BI have taken the case from the go? If they’re so suspect of outsiders, it would only make sense.
They'll do anything to avoid admitting it's a problem within their own people.
Sorrow and pain are colorblind....
Unless the sorrow and pain is being felt by a person of European descent.
Then it's ignored at best and glamorize and celebrated at worst.
My guess is it could have been a Chappaquiddick type incident. Someone was driving recklessly, that someone ended up driving them into the water, and they left her strapped in her seat.
Seems most likely. But who knows. Very odd, sad case.
Definitley sounds like it.
Sounds like a murder. I don’t recall if DC had touched on it but I wonder if the kids all had the same father. Seems like she was transient too. If there’s more then one father thats where the police should have started.
How did she support herself? Prostitution comes to mind.
I've followed other stories about her and she was taken advantage of for a long time. RIP.
So sad to hear about all these beautiful Indigenous women, but thank you for highlighting some of their cases to keep their stories in the spotlight.
So sad.
Sounds like someone she knew killed her, as she was in the passenger seat with the seat belt on. So someone else was driving, and why would she be in her truck in the passenger seat with a stranger? I guess she could’ve been carjacked by a stranger, but why? And she was found in a local lake, so it probably wasn’t someone who wasn’t familiar to the area. I’d imagine she was strangled before the perpetrator put the truck in gear and sank her into the lake. I counted 6 kids total for her? Has the father(s) been investigated? Did she meet someone at the bar who wanted to meet up with her after she got home?
Most of these cases involve someone from their own communities, who then flee to places where law enforcement has no jurisdiction.
Which is why they remain unsolved.
@@mjanny6330 They remain unsolved bc the police just doesn't care for cases of murdered indigenous women.
I love me some D.C. .
Thanks DC🙏💔🥀🐻
So weird. Would she get into a truck with a stranger? She's driving a friends pickup truck, got home, changed clothes and was later found in a lake 21ft below the water with Olivia strapped in the passenger side of the truck. Was Olivia in the habit of picking up strange men? Why was she in the passenger side? No definitive cause of death, she's been in the water too long. Someone was driving that truck and knows something. Was the driver's side door open or the driver's side window open? Where is the lake located in relation to Olivia's home? Could Olivia have been taking drugs? Was she a soft heart easily taken advantage of? Too many questions. Poor thing. Poor kids.
Multiple children, no fathers to be found.
Definitely in the habit of picking up strangers.
Holey shit I lived in New town nd during this and it's sooo awesome to see some more coverage
I would surmise two people left a bar in the truck, the driver then ran off the road into the water. The driver escaped, Olivia was not so lucky. Don't really see it as an act of violence, just a Ted Kennedy type act of someone evading responsibility for their impaired driving, which ended in a death. Strange that there is no mention of who owned the truck............
I would say they know who was driving and that person has connections or is local person in public office. Obviously the owner of car has lawyered up and there’s a gag order on their ID. Definitely a cover up of an inconvenient incident maybe involving drugs and alcohol. But I am puzzled that she went home and dropped all of her stuff off??! Maybe someone else dropped it off and she was outside dead in the car? So many possibilities 🤨
Everybody’s thinking it but nobody’s saying it…..WHY is a mother of multiple children(with apparently absent fathers) out at a bar late at night AND alone? The phrase “throwing caution to the wind” comes to mind…..
I thought the same.
Agreed.
Noone wants to admit it or say it.
So she deserved it?! Quit victim shaming
Simple truth…..it wouldn’t have happened, if she’d been home.
There are 1000s of missing and murdered indigenous woman and girls here in Canada.. a whole channel could be done on it. The government and the police force often does not even look into most of the reports..even when the child is as young as 8. We need to find our girls.
So many people turn their cheek, when it comes to indigenous women So thank you for putting this story out.
She and I shared a mutual friend years ago. I had no idea she had been murdered til seeing this upload. Fkn heartbroken - she was an absolute Love of a woman!
I'm really grateful you covered this story ... Wish I'd known years ago, but glad I heard about her passing through this channel and not some callous clickbait yt asshat who wouldnt show half the respect she deserves!
Unmarried with seven children born speaks of a lifestyle that was probably not very safe in many ways. Very sad all around.
Yikes, more puritanical judgement, creepy af.
Yep
Oh Ellen, get off your high horse
I've watched a ton of your videos. Just realized I wasn't subscribed. Keep at it.
Very sad story, my heart goes out to family. I really wonder where the position of the driver seat was, maybe there was a person driving it with long legs, and it was slid all the way back.
My possible theory is that she was drugged or someone got hurt really drunk and high off some substances and ghost Road the vehicle into the water with her in it and it sank. She obviously did not drive herself out there and then climb over to the passenger seat and strap herself in.
My hopes and prayers are with the family and the investigators. Such a loss
I send my thoughts and prayers
From Alma and Glen Australia
This is a tragedy, may she rest in paradise. 😇 DC, ur channel is amazing & I love ur content, I'm reading thru the comments here & it's sad to see Olivia's story & the see the 2nd assassination of her character by the puritans commenting here. Take note of what u read below, this is typical example of how MMIW r treated in the US & Canada, a quiet thread of passive racism runs thru some....shameful.
Objective truth that you don't like isn't "racism"
@@mjanny6330 hmmm, saw that u got a thing for A Tate, for real?!
This makes me so angry cause she so obviously wAs unconscious when the truck went in the water.
Thank You
Poor kids. I cant imagine what sorrows they went trough. Rest in peace to Olivia ❤️
Could you please cover the Taylor McAllister case?
I have no idea what happens to bodies once their no longer inhabited by a soul. But I would think identifying tattoos on a body wouldn't be easy, as a tattoo is on the skin and don't skin kinda go first? (The decaying process) Is anyone else thinking this way too? I know I'm wrong, obviously, since they ID'd her by her tattoos. Help please.
Why would souls exist when nothing lives without a body? Its a kind of wishful. idea that we go. on after death, but there is no evidence of that. Make the most of your life now.
Not sure why the comments disappeared on the newest video..they were there, then disappeared.
These cases are extremely heartbreaking for my family because my husband is Native. I hope her family gets some answers.
The MMIW movement here is so important Indigenous women do not get the care and treatment that they should.
What a beautiful woman 😢
A 25-year old mom with five children... Why is the word "father(s)" wholly absent in this story?
Listen, they need to get a second autopsy for her. She was drinking that night..it is not far fetched to believe she accidentally drove her vehicle into the water...it DOES happen..especially if she isn't familiar with that certain area or if she took her eyes off the road for a second. Not every indigenous woman is murdered..I have two different tribes in my blood and they are the most prominent of my heritage more so than my Irish blood...so I'm not stereotyping here...but I do believe a 2nd autopsy should be performed because some coroner's get it wrong sometimes and there are more experienced ones out there to help. Just my opinion
May she RIP. 🙏
It would be kinda hard to drive into the water while sitting strapped in the passenger seat. Are you saying she switched seats after hitting the bottom?
@@willo7734 I thought the same as you. If she drove herself into the water she would have been in the DRIVER'S seat. What they need to do is find out who owned that truck.
I'd see a dr if you have 2 different tribes in your blood.
Are you suggesting Natives can't stereotype other Natives? Because then I'd have to ask if you know any Natives 😂 And then let you know I'm stereotyping you as that one Native who always blames other Natives for getting stereotyped.
@@apriljk6557 are you dense? My father is Cherokee blood and my mother is Sioux blood..do the math dumba$$.
Whoa, calm down Shannon, btw-what r these 2 tribes u speak of & what quantum?
Sounds like she passed out drunk, her companion, (also drunk,) tried to drive her home and crashed into the lake. They managed to swim to safety but left Olivia in the car.
Yep I see. Not good at all
Lady's are lady's they should be treated with respect.
A shame...😓
I wouldn't say it's conclusively a murder, she could theoretically have done it herself as some kind of very elaborate suicide - stranger things have happened - but I find it very hard to believe it to be accidental.
What a beautiful girl
👀 rip Olivia lone bear hope her family gets justice
3:45 A woman with 5 kids isn't helping anyone by moving in with them, much less going to be able to help look after even more people. She's 100% the one being helped because she can't seem to stop being a baby farm.
Baby farm? That is an awful way to refer to a woman.
Begone
Your an idiot. Stop talking dude.
The truck belongs to someone! And if she was killed elsewhere, or drugged there's a motive behind it. I can't help feeling like the authorities are pushing this aside. There has to be DNA under her fingernails or elsewhere on her body. Especially if she was assaulted!
From what I heard the truck was maybe a new acquaintance and then this person was at a place she usually goes to. Look for new faces in those places.
Such a beautiful woman doesn't deserve this fate! And the correct person needs to be found. So much sorrow in this story.
Cases like this and many others are 100% preventable and 9/10 the cases I see/hear about, especially the indigenous women that so many are up in arms about were leading incredibly reckless, dangerous and more than than "free spirited" lifestyles. Often mothers to many kids that get left with relatives. So sad for the children that are left to navigate life without their mothers.
Don’t assume anything!
What about the multiple fathers, I assume, of her multiple kids?
Very sad. I think she was murdered. Very fishy.🤔But who?
Just wanted to say, l think the clip you used here, which l think l have seen used before in reference to North American Native people/Indigenous, is of perhaps Polynesian people?? I have never seen Indigenous people here wear this style of clothing or head gear, this stuff is tropical -- which you will never find in Canada, lol!
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Whose truck was this ??? Did they know ??? Hope sharing this story will make people come forward and see she was a mother and a granddaughter and daughter and they all want to know what happened
If she had her 2nd child in 2003 when she was 18? She couldn’t have had her first at 18!!!
Dorothy Scott case please
If that was her at the end of that dance chain I saw something that was very peculiar I saw her face turned from like boredom to pretty much fright her mouth opened her eyes widened and she looked to her left I have no idea what that represents but I had to make the comment because I saw it maybe whoever was there at the time could interpret what I see I don't know I hope they find the person responsible she was such a beautiful young lady and it's always the case beautiful inside and out
No that is footage of a dance from an entirely different tribe.
Looks like an Amazonian tribe. Definitely not North American
she was so pretty… 🙏🏻
Ngl the dripping dirt clan sounds like some Naruto shit lmfao edit 7:31 what the fuck how can you not tell I'd she drowned did she ha e water in her lungs? I swear it's crazy how often things like this happen and how the state wants nothing to do with these cases, in America and Canada
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Are there ANY cases of indigenous women anywhere that were murdered and the authorities not only jumped on the case promptly, but actually did excellent or even just persistent work to solve it? And actually did solve it??? I’m genuinely asking because I’ve literally never heard of one