
This episode features Claudia Williams discussing her sister Alberta, who was murdered on the Highway of Tears. Claudia shares her memories of Alberta, describing her as friendly and trusting. She reflects on the pain of losing her sister and the guilt she felt for many years, believing she could have prevented Alberta's death.
Claudia recounts the moment she learned about Alberta's death and the impact it had on her life. She describes the Highway of Tears as a place filled with bad memories and expresses her concern for other women who may be at risk.
Throughout the conversation, Claudia emphasizes the need for justice and the importance of remembering those who have been lost. She reveals that it took her 23 years to let go of the guilt she carried and to focus on honoring her sister's memory.
Claudia Williams discusses her sister Alberta's murder and the lasting impact of the Highway of Tears tragedy.

This episode stands out for the following:
It took me a long time to accept that she was gone.Sister of Highway of Tears victim on letting go of guilt
The highway of tears to me is a very ugly place now.Sister of Highway of Tears victim on letting go of guilt
I decided this year to just let her rest.Sister of Highway of Tears victim on letting go of guilt