This week continues the #JusticeFor series with #JusticeforKimberlyWomack.

In this third episode woody continues with the sister and daughter of Kimberly Womack and they go into road blocks in the case they felt were put up by the Pointe couple sheriff and the Parish District Attorney.

This episode includes a never released phone conversation between Ms. Womacks daughter and the Sheriff of Pointe Coupee Parish.

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