Criminal justice reform does not mean letting people out of jail.

It means holding them accountable and putting them in jail.

When you don't solve a cold case, you leave the perpetrator on the street.

Have she left like this before?

And it's not common for her to be gone like late at night?

Not especially since my daughter got out of the chestpan.

Jessica wasn't just trash that was thrown away.

The fact that you have no idea what's going on is absurd.

So I put in there, you know, like, would you think I would hurt her or something? The mayor has asked the Federal Justice Department for help,

cleaning up the New Orleans police, long plagued by what many see as a culture of corruption.

Why did the family find her fucking body and not the police?

You don't care enough to make sure that you have the right person in the crosshairs of the legal justice system.

Then you are ignoring evidence and you ignoring the person that caused the real harm.

Well, I don't want to be sexist, but women tend to do that, you know, at least to me, I put it that way.

I mean, so close to home too, like what an utter failure.

This tells you that this can happen to anybody.

Nobody is immune from crime.

Justice to me is being in a courtroom and the person who did this to my sister, the judge says guilty. What's up everybody? Welcome back to another episode of Lights Out. Another evil mom case.

So let's talk about Diane Stouty. So Diane met her husband Mark Stouty at a bluegrass festival in 1984.

He was always happy with the kids, he was always happy with his wife.

He loved him. He loved his family and it was just a great family.

So the day after Mark's birthday was Easter and that's when they found Mark

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