Madison McGhee

And I think if we look at true crime stories and podcasts, shows, docs, whatever it is, and we look at these people as real human beings, I think that's the important way to see all of these stories. I think we're all learning still, but I think that's the biggest takeaway. We're not reality TV subjects. We are people who are grieving a great loss.

And I think if we look at true crime stories and podcasts, shows, docs, whatever it is, and we look at these people as real human beings, I think that's the important way to see all of these stories. I think we're all learning still, but I think that's the biggest takeaway. We're not reality TV subjects. We are people who are grieving a great loss.

I want justice in the sense that I'd really just love to know what happened. I don't really know what justice means anymore. I just maybe selfishly want to know for my own life and want to know that I did this. I know what happened and now I can mentally move on.

I want justice in the sense that I'd really just love to know what happened. I don't really know what justice means anymore. I just maybe selfishly want to know for my own life and want to know that I did this. I know what happened and now I can mentally move on.

I want justice in the sense that I'd really just love to know what happened. I don't really know what justice means anymore. I just maybe selfishly want to know for my own life and want to know that I did this. I know what happened and now I can mentally move on.

I've had a really difficult time processing the fact that whether or not my dad's case can ever be solved in a court of law is dependent on the people who initially investigated the crime scene the morning of. That's the biggest thing that I've noticed in my case and that could potentially prohibit it from being solved in court.

I've had a really difficult time processing the fact that whether or not my dad's case can ever be solved in a court of law is dependent on the people who initially investigated the crime scene the morning of. That's the biggest thing that I've noticed in my case and that could potentially prohibit it from being solved in court.

I've had a really difficult time processing the fact that whether or not my dad's case can ever be solved in a court of law is dependent on the people who initially investigated the crime scene the morning of. That's the biggest thing that I've noticed in my case and that could potentially prohibit it from being solved in court.

This lack of evidence, this lack of investigation, not interviewing people at the time. Now it's been so long, a lot of people that I would have loved to talk to that the police never did aren't alive anymore. The biggest struggle I'm facing is that there isn't a set of protocol that must be followed to investigate a crime scene.

This lack of evidence, this lack of investigation, not interviewing people at the time. Now it's been so long, a lot of people that I would have loved to talk to that the police never did aren't alive anymore. The biggest struggle I'm facing is that there isn't a set of protocol that must be followed to investigate a crime scene.

This lack of evidence, this lack of investigation, not interviewing people at the time. Now it's been so long, a lot of people that I would have loved to talk to that the police never did aren't alive anymore. The biggest struggle I'm facing is that there isn't a set of protocol that must be followed to investigate a crime scene.

And what I mean by that is if there's a suspected homicide, I think no matter what, you should swipe for fingerprints. You should have to tape off the scene for a certain amount of time at minimum.

And what I mean by that is if there's a suspected homicide, I think no matter what, you should swipe for fingerprints. You should have to tape off the scene for a certain amount of time at minimum.

And what I mean by that is if there's a suspected homicide, I think no matter what, you should swipe for fingerprints. You should have to tape off the scene for a certain amount of time at minimum.

It can obviously be taped off for longer than that, but I think there should be a minimum time that you have to tape off a scene so that people can't walk around, go in and out, contaminate any evidence. There should be a minimum amount of time that you have to keep evidence for, which I think should be longer than a life. I think it should be like 50 to 100 years.

It can obviously be taped off for longer than that, but I think there should be a minimum time that you have to tape off a scene so that people can't walk around, go in and out, contaminate any evidence. There should be a minimum amount of time that you have to keep evidence for, which I think should be longer than a life. I think it should be like 50 to 100 years.

It can obviously be taped off for longer than that, but I think there should be a minimum time that you have to tape off a scene so that people can't walk around, go in and out, contaminate any evidence. There should be a minimum amount of time that you have to keep evidence for, which I think should be longer than a life. I think it should be like 50 to 100 years.

There should be all of these things in place. And I think that if you don't do those things and a case cannot be solved because of those things, there should be accountability for that. Let's say I see someone at the grocery store shoot someone, they die, and I never say anything. I would be considered an accomplice in murder because I allowed them to get away with it.

There should be all of these things in place. And I think that if you don't do those things and a case cannot be solved because of those things, there should be accountability for that. Let's say I see someone at the grocery store shoot someone, they die, and I never say anything. I would be considered an accomplice in murder because I allowed them to get away with it.

There should be all of these things in place. And I think that if you don't do those things and a case cannot be solved because of those things, there should be accountability for that. Let's say I see someone at the grocery store shoot someone, they die, and I never say anything. I would be considered an accomplice in murder because I allowed them to get away with it.