Weldon Boyd

Your story doesn't match.

It just was so much like, this is what we've been saying all along.

Finally, somebody else sees it.

It's exactly what I had been saying from day one to the police and to everybody else.

You know, they said, the detective told me there's three sides to every story, your side, their side, and the truth.

What was told in court is the closest thing to the truth that anybody's ever going to get.

We went downstairs and then me, Mama, and my husband, we loaded up in my car and I said, I don't know about y'all, but I want some ice cream.

I think this deserves it.

I think we deserve milkshakes after today.

So we went and got ice cream sundaes.

I had a hot fudge brownie and Mama had a waffle cone.

It was a good day.

You cannot expect the justice system to advocate for you.

It will not do it.

You have to advocate for yourself.

You have to advocate for your loved ones.

Obviously, we still have tons of questions, but it started to help get some answers last week.