William Roddy Bryan, you've seen the name, you've probably seen some photos of who he is, but he is just as responsible for the murder of Ahmad Aubrey as Gregory and Travis McMichael, yet he's still free.

Here's what I know.

The only justice we get is the justice we fight for. This system that sometimes is called the justice

system was not built to give us justice. It was built for our oppression. So today, I want to break down again,

the case of the murder of Amad Aubrey,

specifically telling you the role of William Roddy Bryan and give you new action steps

that you can take to hold this man accountable.

This is Sean King and you are listening to the breakdown. The breakdown.

The breakdown.

The breakdown.

The breakdown. The breakdown. The breakdown. I have a few things today that I want to help us break down and understand here.

One is a rule called the felony murder rule. And if you've been listening to this

podcast, I've actually done several episodes of the breakdown about the felony murder rule because it is

regularly applied to African Americans who were present when a felony

murder took place.

But they didn't commit the murder.

They sometimes had virtually nothing to do with the murder.

They may have never held the murder weapon.

They may have never even put their hands on the victim,

but because they were an accomplice, they then are charged with felony murder. That's what we have here in the case of

Gregory McMichael who did not fire the shot at Amad Alpry, but who seemed to oversee the chase, who was armed when Amad Aubrey was shot

and killed, but did not shoot and kill him himself, but Gregory McMichael was arrested and

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