Alillia Lala Minthorn, a 25-year-old Native American woman, was reported missing on May 3, 2019 after she was last seen getting into a car in the Toppenish, Washington area. Nearly a month later, on May 29, 2019, her body was found in a remote, closed area of the Yakama reservation in the hills north of Brownstown. An autopsy later confirmed she died from a single gunshot wound to the head.

Witnesses said Minthorn had been picked up near a homeless encampment known as The Compound and driven to the secluded site on the reservation. At least one witness believed she was killed because she had spoken to FBI agents about an incident involving a man named Jordan Everett Stevens. An eyewitness later told the FBI they had seen Stevens shoot and kill her and, after difficulties searching the vast area, led law enforcement to the location where her body had been left.

Does anyone have information about Minthorn, the Compound encampment, or movements in the Toppenish area in early May 2019 that could help clarify what happened?