Kathryn Simpson, daughter of Pointe Coupee murder victim Kimberly Womack, visits with Sound Off Louisiana founder Robert Burns to provide insight into some of her frustrations with 18th Judicial District Attorney Tony Clayton entailing the investigation of her mother’s 2008 murder.
Only a few days ago, we published this introductory feature entailing murder victim families’ allegations that 18th Judicial District Attorney Tony Clayton has been “corrupt” entailing actions of his office regarding those families’ murder investigations.
In the first installment of the series, we sat down with Ms. Simpson and provided her with the opportunity to Sound Off on her concerns regarding her own mother’s murder investigation. During our interview, Simpson made a public announcement of a major development in the case which hopefully may lead to the solving of the case! Here’s our interview with Ms. Simpson:
Sound Off Louisiana’s interview with Ms. Simpson on Saturday, October 9, 2021.
As is stated on the video, we’d provide the link for the award-winning KATC feature which aired 18 months ago. Here is that link, and here is the link for the family members’ Facebook page referenced in the video above.
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Small town corruption is running rampant and it needs to be addressed , these families are being victimized twice , once from the actual crime and again when corrupt individuals cover up or do shoddy work so their own secrets stay hidden . I pray for justice for all of these victims .
You are providing a great service Mr. Burns. Hopefully, Ms. Womack receives justice.