Justice For Kaysera
Demand the Maximum Sentence for Natosi Summers
On August 24, 2019, three young women were assaulted. Two survived. One did not—18-year-old Kaysera Stops Pretty Places.
Help us demand accountability and safety for all women and girls in Big Horn County. Send your letter to Judge Mathew J. Wald today.
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About Current Case
Why We’re Calling for Action
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Natosi Summers pled no contest to felony criminal endangerment, a plea carrying the same felony conviction and sentencing weight as a guilty plea.
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He fled the state for five years, avoiding accountability while families and survivors fought for justice.
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Three young women were assaulted that night. Two survived. One Kaysera Stops Pretty Places did not.
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Big Horn County has one of the highest rates of violence against Indigenous women and girls in the nation. We cannot stay silent.
How You Can Help
Your Voice Can Make a Difference
We’re asking everyone who believes in justice, safety, and the value of women’s lives to send a letter to Judge Mathew J. Wald urging him to deliver the maximum sentence without parole.