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Little Harmony Montgomery's life was filled with hardship and tragedy.

Both of her parents suffered from addiction problems. These issues were addressed by a judge who gave sole custody to her father, Adam Montgomery, a career criminal.

October 2019 was the last time Harmony was seen alive,

but it took over two years for her to be reported missing.

Now her father awaits trial for her murder.

I'm Vinipolitan and on this week's court TV podcast

were diving deeper into this heartbreaking case

with an interview with Harmony's biological mother, Crystal Sorrey, who was instrumental in bringing attention

to her daughter's disappearance.

Have a listen.

This is the Court TV Podcast with Vinny Polytan.

I'm Vinny Polytan.

I'm Vini Polytan. Thank you so much for joining us tonight here on closing arguments and for the last year and a half we've spent a lot of time talking about a little girl who was missing. Her name is Harmony, and you followed everything

that has happened during the course of this investigation, but Harmony can't tell her own story. It's impossible. It's just and it's heartbreaking.

You want someone to be able to tell their story.

And Harmony can't tell her story because she's missing

and she's presumed dead.

And there'll be a trial all about that.

Now, when you're that young, it's usually the people around you who can you know kind of

fill in the gaps and and tell us your story. Unfortunately the adults who were living with harmony when she went missing and was presumably

murdered, filled her life with chaos, chaos that resulted in death.

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