We have new information on the murder of Amad Aubrey, on what was going on in the neighborhood that day,

on more neighbors that were involved, and are starting to give us real insight into how they even knew Ahmad was in the

neighborhood running through the neighborhood. I want to break it all down.

I want to give you new information we have new action steps for us to take

together this is Sean King and you are listening to the breakdown

the breakdown the breakdown the breakdown The breakdown.

The breakdown.

The breakdown. You're gonna.

You're gonna hear me say this a lot here on the podcast. It's a hard lesson that I've learned

after years and years of standing with so many families and fighting for justice so many times,

the only justice we'll ever get is the justice we fight for.

As you already know, they had no intention on arresting anybody in the murder of Amad

Aubrey, not Travis McMichael, not Gregory McMichael.

In fact, Gregory and Travis McMichael, not Gregory McMichael. In fact,

Gregory and Travis McMichael, they had moved on.

They were being seen all over town at the grocery store,

and the family of Amad was forced to just see them casually everywhere.

I mean that case was in effect basically closed. It had been passed around like a

hot potato from county to county, DA to DA, and the DA they gave it to had no intention on ever making these arrests.

It was not until we got involved and made this a national issue,

until millions of people filled out the petition and hundreds of thousands of you made phone

calls that they then quickly made the arrest, the arrest that should have been made from the beginning.

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