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This is the final episode of a six-part series. If you haven't listened to the previous episodes,

please go back to the beginning so you can follow along. Three members of her family killed.

Each time Jean Taylor was left feeling like she didn't have the justice she deserved for any of them.

But Jean is a force to be reckoned with. She's proved time and time again that she will fight for what's important.

She isn't enjoying a retirement.

She's fighting for change.

In this very powerful final episode of the series,

we're going to look at the work that Jean is doing in the name of her daughter, Chantelle,

and why one day, any of us, could need Chantelle, and why one day any of us could need Chantelle's law.

I'm Naomi Channel, and this is Jean, the real Lady Justice.

You'll never walk her law.

You'll never walk her law. You never want to know You never want to know

You never want to know On the 18th.

On the 18th of February 26, the Parole Board released a statement to the media.

It said, quote, we can confirm that a panel of the Parole Board has directed the release

of Stephen Wynne following an oral hearing.

Parole Board decisions are solely focused on what risk a prisoner could represent to the public

if released and whether that risk is manageable in the community.

Jean called it an insult to Chantelle's memory. He has to remain

outside of an 100-mile radius from where Jean lives, but he is now free to live his life,

to get into another relationship, to reconnect with his family and friends, and even have children.

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