Jeanne Dotts Brykalski: The parole system from the viewpoint of the homicide survivor
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8 mag 2024 ·
1 h 6 min. 36 sec.
Jeanne Dotts Brykalski lost her parents to murder in a quiet neighborhood in East Tennessee when they interrupted a burglary in progress by three assailants in their own home. Jeanne...
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Jeanne Dotts Brykalski lost her parents to murder in a quiet neighborhood in East Tennessee when they interrupted a burglary in progress by three assailants in their own home. Jeanne is a veteran of the homicide survivor experience. She's been through the death notification, funerals, trial and faced the parole board before. She's served as a victim advocate for others. Jeanne has insights only an experienced "insider" could have.
This is the second time we've heard from Jeanne. We first met her November 10, 2021, when she detailed the deaths of her parents, Les and Carol, and the comfort her parents' dog provided to her immediately following the tragic news.
In this episode, we will glean what it's like to go before a parole board. And just as important, Jeanne invites you to get involved by signing the petition to keep David Scarbrough behind bars. (You need not be a resident of Tennessee or be personally involved with the situation.) The petition will need to be signed before December 1, 2024. Please go to:
https://www.change.org/JusticefortheDotts-122024,
or click on the link in the corresponding Facebook Page for this podcast and episode.
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This is the second time we've heard from Jeanne. We first met her November 10, 2021, when she detailed the deaths of her parents, Les and Carol, and the comfort her parents' dog provided to her immediately following the tragic news.
In this episode, we will glean what it's like to go before a parole board. And just as important, Jeanne invites you to get involved by signing the petition to keep David Scarbrough behind bars. (You need not be a resident of Tennessee or be personally involved with the situation.) The petition will need to be signed before December 1, 2024. Please go to:
https://www.change.org/JusticefortheDotts-122024,
or click on the link in the corresponding Facebook Page for this podcast and episode.
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