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Klamath Tribes in ‘deep mourning’ over loss of two teenage sisters
Wednesday, July 3, 2024
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The Klamath Tribes are seeking justice following the deaths of two young sisters in what authorities are calling a double homicide.
In a news release, the tribe said 19-year-old Aleeka Qualls and 14-year-old Zion Qualls were murdered on June 29 in the city of Klamath Falls in Oregon. The sisters are the daughters of tribal citizen Tashka Qualls.
“They are victims of senseless violence, and we need to keep the attention on them,” Qualls said in a post on social media on Tuesday. “This has been a difficult time for everyone in the community and my family.”
I would like to thank everyone for the prayers, kind words and donations. The amount of love I have received is…
Posted by Tashka Qualls on Monday, July 1, 2024
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