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

Come behind the curtain and follow private investigator Sheila Waisaki, as she uncovers the truth about what happened to Christian.

This is Without Warning.

Warning, the following episode contains elements that are graphic in nature.

Listener discretion is advised.

On the last few episodes you have listened in on conversations of the people in power,

the ones that can make or break an investigation, the ones that take taxpayer money to do their jobs,

the ones that are to protect and serve.

You have heard in their own voices their abilities to do their jobs, or the reasons they don't.

Anyone listening to these episodes could be in the Riyakiokase position,

and for those who think it can't happen to them, I get calls from mothers across the country

that never thought they could be in that position.

Listening to the past few episodes has been hard to do.

It is important for my listeners to hear firsthand how the Riyakiokase have been treated.

Me telling you isn't the same as you hearing it for yourself.

Ask yourself, would you want this cast of characters showing up if you were in the Riyakiokase position?

In the next two episodes I will be talking to Ray to get updates and answer questions.

The top story in this episode is the resolution to bring in the Department of Justice.

It was voted on and approved on election day.

Was it for show or is meridian taking the first positive step forward?

Time will tell.

The election has taken place, but the results are being reviewed.

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