Voices for Justice

I took a break and came back and decided to start with the 2024 episode, Ayla Reynolds's case and Harmony Montgomery's cases especially hit home being from New Hampshire and living on the Maine border. Thank you as always for an amazing and well informed episode Sarah. You are a blessing . So happy to be back.

I keep trying to listen. I like that the information given is intentional, accurate and ethical but some aspects of the delivery are off. The inflections of voice, the drawn out speaking and the filler words make it hard to take in the actual info. Could cut out almost all of the “buts” and “like I saids”. I don’t think it’s grammatically incorrect but those words tend to also be spoken in a drawn out manner and it’s distracting. Instead of “Buuut, aaas alwayssss, blah blah”. Just say “blah blah”. We aren’t have a conversation, we are here to listen. I know the host can talk faster because she says “right to our call to action” at a very different speed.

Sarah, wow! You had me glued to your podcast along with being able to connect it with the documentary helped me visualize so much. You made me like I was right there the entire time. My heart will forever sit with this case until justice is SERVED!

I started watching the documentary featured on a network. I became fully invested in this case. My heart goes out to Sarah and her brothers for all they have endured through the years. This is such a heartbreaking story and I can’t imagine how hard this must be and not to have answers for what happened to Alyssa. I am so very sad for what happened to Alyssa and all of the abuse she endured through her short life. My prayers are with you and I pray that you will someday have answers. God bless you for going through all of this to get justice for your sister.