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This post previews a missing-persons case involving domestic violence, kidnapping at gunpoint, and suspected foul play. Some details may be distressing to sensitive readers.
Accuracy Disclaimer: All information in this preview has been sourced from the FBI's Most Wanted listing, the California Department of Justice Missing Persons database, the Bureau of Indian Affairs Missing & Murdered Unit, and other credited outlets linked in the Sources section below. This case remains open and unsolved. Nothing in this article constitutes legal accusation against any individual.
From the series: The Last Known Moment — A NaturalQueen77 TV True Crime Deep Dive
Who Was Taken
Khadijah Rose Britton — known to loved ones as "Dij" — was born April 22, 1994. She was a 23-year-old member of the Round Valley Indian Tribes, remembered as a former star athlete and a daughter, sister, and friend whose absence has left a hole her community still hasn't been able to fill.
When & Where
On the night of February 7–8, 2018, Khadijah was in Covelo, California — a small tribal community in Mendocino County — when she was forcibly taken at gunpoint by her ex-boyfriend. She hasn't been seen since. Her family filed a missing person report on February 10, 2018.
The Teaser
Their relationship had already turned violent long before that final night. What happened in the days after Khadijah was taken, why the case has stalled despite a six-figure combined reward, and how her story fits into the much larger crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women — that's where this one gets complicated, and that's exactly what we're not spoiling here.
This case sits at the center of a pattern that keeps repeating in Indian Country and keeps getting buried in a headline. Not on our watch.
Sources
- ◦FBI Most Wanted — "Khadijah Rose Britton": [fbi.gov](https://www.fbi.gov/wanted/kidnap/khadijah-rose-britton)
- ◦California Department of Justice — Missing Persons: [oag.ca.gov](https://oag.ca.gov/missing/person/khadijah-rose-britton)
- ◦Bureau of Indian Affairs — Missing & Murdered Unit: [bia.gov](https://www.bia.gov/missing-murdered-cases/khadijah-rose-britton)
🎙️ Listen to the Episode
We're not giving you the full story here. The timeline, the investigation's dead ends, and what her family and the Round Valley Indian Tribes Council are still fighting for — that all drops in this week's episode of The Last Known Moment. New episodes drop every Tuesday.
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