PART 1: In Kansas City, Kansas, a group of women—mothers, sisters, and daughters— have spent years fighting for justice after losing loved ones and being subjected to decades of widespread police corruption, violence, and sexual abuse. Their grief has been met not with compassion, but with silence, suspicion, and denial. Shut out of victim services and denied access to basic information, they’ve carried the burden of seeking truth in a system designed to obscure it. For them, justice has felt not delayed, but deliberately denied.

Moderator: Josie Duffy-Rice, Corruption Uncovered Podcast Host

Michelle Houcks, Survivor and Justice Advocate

Saundra Newsom, Justice Advocate, Parent of Doniel Quinn 

Niko L. Quinn, Survivor and Justice Advocate

Ophelia Williams, Survivor and Justice Advocate

Quentin Templeton, Attorney at Fagan & Emert, L.L.C.