Justice for Jessica means that it's not over, but in a sense all the wondering the what happened.

I don't think we'll ever know why.

But justice means that she didn't go easy.

Justice means she'll be at peace.

For me, I think she'll be at peace.

I think justice means that this person will get what they deserve because

you can't't get away with something like that and I think getting justice

isn't closure for us because there will never be closure. There's always going to be a hole.

There's always going to be a missing piece, but getting justice would help.

There'll be justice and it'll be justice for Jessica,

but I still have to leave the rest of my life without Jessica. And for me,

there's no justice for that.

That was A.J. Prince, sister of Jessica Chambers.

I'm your host Beth Kerris, and this is unspeakable crime the killing of

Jessica Chambers.

I was a prosecutor in New York City for eight years before joining court TV, now called

True TV as a correspondent.

For almost two decades I covered trials across the country.

I've been following Jessica's case for a long time and I'm part of Oxygen's television

series of the same name.

This podcast follows the case as we examine Jessica's death, the search for her killer, and the trial of the accused.

In the previous episode, we left off at the beginning of Quintan Tealous's murder trial.

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