What's up, everybody? Welcome back to Black Rockorn Afterthoughts. I, of course, I'm your host Amara,

and I am here with my husband and my co-host, Jason. What's up, y'all? So this week we told the story

of Delisa Kelly, and so if you listen to this week's story, then you know that Delisa's story is

one of those stories that is really upsetting because of the things that we know for sure happened

before her body was found, and the events leading up to that moment are really frustrating because

we know that the police often disregard these cases when black women are, when they go missing or

when something has happened to them. But to hear kind of the disregard in real time,

you know, to have the 9-1-1 call, which is something we don't always have. It's kind of rare to be

able to find 9-1-1 call, but it had the 9-1-1 call from her grandmother, and then to hear the detective,

you know, sort of dismissing or the sergeant, I should say, dismissing what the 9-1-1 dispatcher

saying and being, you know, oh, she's, you know, she's not really missing. Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. And it's

kind of dismissiveness. It's really, it's jarring because like I said, we know that it happens,

but to actually hear it happening and to have, you know, the evidence of it was something that really

it made me mad. I don't know, you know. Yeah, so taking a look at the case that was covered

last week about the Millbrook twins. Once again, we see the issue of, you know, law enforcement

kind of just taking a lexed, a daisicle attitude about a serious issue of somebody, you know, maybe

being hurt or missing. And of course, you said last week that that rule or that, you know, whatever

they have, standard they have or, you know, operating procedure that they have as far as 24 hours

that's changed. But, you know, it's too late now, like this is the older situation. And this is

the situation that that immediate action could have maybe, you know, changed the outcome of that

situation, which is kind of kind of crazy. Yeah, for sure. Yeah. So let's get right into a recap of

what this case was about. Yes. Amara, take it away. Okay. So this week, like I said, we told the

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