In our introductory podcast, we meet Executive Director Connie Huffman, who talks about how Hi-Line's Help came into existance and her role in seeing the program grow substantionally over more than 40 years. We talk about the services that HLHAS offers and much more!
This Podcast hopes to bring the issues surrounding domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking to a wider audience, effectively providing more awareness into these ever growing problems that many people face behind closed doors. Hi-Line's Help for Abused Spouses is a non-profit victim advocacy program based in Northcentral Montana.
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In our introductory podcast, we meet Executive Director Connie Huffman, who talks about how Hi-Line's Help came into existance and her role in seeing the program grow substantionally over more than 40 years. We talk about the services that HLHAS offers and much more!
This Podcast hopes to bring the issues surrounding domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking to a wider audience, effectively providing more awareness into these ever growing problems that many people face behind closed doors. Hi-Line's Help for Abused Spouses is a non-profit victim advocacy program based in Northcentral Montana.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This video podcast is the fourth in a series where we talk with Angela Mastrovito about what happened to her daughter, Rebekah Grace Barsotti in Montana on July 20, 2021 when she and her beloved dog disappeared.
In part 4, we continue talking to Rebekah’s mom Angela Mastrovito about the events that happened within the first year after her daughter’s disappearance. Angela describes the countless obstacles that she and her husband encountered from law enforcement and other agencies instead of the help they expected, the inconsistancies of evidence and lack of anwers to questions that any parent would have.
Despite the domestic violence that occurred, Law enforcement told Angela that her daughter’s perpetrator would “never be considered a person of interest and refused to investigate in that direction.
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This video podcast is the third in a series where we talk with Angela Mastrovito about what happened to her daughter, Rebekah Grace Barsotti in Montana on July 20, 2021 when she and her beloved dog disappeared. We continue talking to Rebekah’s mom Angela Mastrovito about the events that happened within the first several weeks after her daughter’s disappearance. Angela describes the countless obstacles that she and her husband encountered from law enforcement and other agencies instead of the help they expected, forcing them into having to do much of the footwork and investigating themselves, despite the pushback and downright refusal of the professional agencies and the court system to help in many instances.
Despite the domestic violence that occurred, Law enforcement told Angela that her daughter’s perpetrator would “never be considered a person of interest and refused to investigate in that direction.
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Hi and welcome to Hi-Line’s Helps podcast, Breaking the Silence, Bringing domestic violence and sexual assault into the light. This podcast is the start of several episodes speaking with Angela Mastrovito. Angela’s daughter, Rebekah Grace disappeared on July 20th 2021 near Missoula mt. Her vehicle and personal belongings were found off Interstate 90, but Rebeka and her dog were missing.
What has unfolded in the 3 years since that day is truly unbelievable. In the next several episodes, Angela talks to us about what she and her family have been through, the heartache of feeling invisible and still not knowing for certain what happened to Rebekah, along with the barriers and brick walls she has encountered from all angles. She tells us about Rebekahs abusive relationship with her husband and her efforts to leave and begin her life again.
Angela’s love for her daughter keeps her fighting every day for justice, no matter how heartbreaking. This mother’s cry will not be silenced.
I feel that so often in interviews like this, it tends to jump right to what happened. I would like to take this first episode to get to know who Rebekah was. She was someone who was quiet in demeanor but full of life; adventurous in spirit and radiated light and love for those around her. Rebekah was a beautiful young woman, with so much life left to live and love left to give and no one should ever forget WHO she was.
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