Kendall Rae believes that witnesses or co-conspirators who provide crucial cooperation to hold perpetrators accountable should still face some form of legal accountability for their own crimes.

“in my opinion I think there should have been some sort of accountability like definitely a lesser sentence for cooperating obviously that's really valuable has to be rewarded in some way but I think just walking away with nothing it makes no sense to me”

The host supports the idea that the refusal to accept broken systems is necessary for creating change and achieving better outcomes for victims.

“One thing all of these cases have in common is that the people at the heart of them refuse to accept that's just the way it is.”

Michelle Mims believes that presenting the case of Melissa Platt to a grand jury is a necessary and logical step for achieving true justice.

“and we all know that you let 12 people look at it they're all going to come to the same conclusion it's like why I just I I don't understand the hesitation with da to present cases to grand juries because it's like I I don't I don't understand what do you have to lose really”