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The Christian and Riyaki case was prematurely closed by authorities, but many questions remain.

Come behind the curtain and follow private investigator Sheila Wiseaki as she

recovers the truth about what happened to Christian. This is Without Warning.

On the last episode you heard collaboration between Cassie Coleman, Benny DeBose, J. Arenton,

Gypsy Ward, Tony Green, and Richie McAllister. A meeting was held on July 1st at the Moridian Police Department.

Were the collaborators there to help the Andriaki family? Were they there to figure out how the investigation got botched or were they there to cover up their mistakes and get on the same page to cover up yet another case gone bad?

Christian and Riyaki's case was the subject of the meeting. The power players in Moridian and Mississippi all in one place discussing Christian.

The meeting speaks for itself. J. Arenton spent the meeting covering his actions and agitated that the Andriaki's have sought outside help.

Cassie Coleman concentrated on what information was at the police station. In the evidence locker, what communications were available that had been between the police.

Cassie Coleman was the chief of the Andriaki's and the Andriaki's. Of course, Cassie Coleman keeps saying there isn't new evidence. A ridiculous statement.

Why Richie McAllister is involved in the meeting is perplexing. This is the same man who was caught on tape saying he was going to have to piss on a kid's memory.

Tony Green, the director of the public integrity unit, being part of the conversation is invaluable. His belief in his role, the role of the AG's office and the Andriaki's speaks volumes.

He said they don't dance to the Andriaki's. Isn't he supposed to protect the public from people like himself?

Gipsy Ward was the investigator of the case. She also presented the case to the grand jury and investigator that presented to the grand jury with evidence that had nothing to do with Christian's case.

Was she trying to skew the results so they wouldn't proceed? This group of collaborators appear to be covering their actions, slamming the Andriaki's in their efforts instead of helping a family in need.

Listen to the conversation. Decide for yourself. Would you want this group of collaborators in charge of your son's case?

I left off with Cassie Coleman saying to Jay Aarrington that he was being confrontational, which of course is laughable. This is part two of the leak meeting at the police station.

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