In this powerful broadcast, the hosts dissect the tragic death of 15-year-old Chastity Wilson, a cheerleader killed by a habitual drunk driver with a decades-long rap sheet of DUIs, grand theft, burglary, and forgery. They expose how South Carolina’s judicial system—where legislators appoint judges, many from their own law firms—routinely lets repeat offenders walk free with “time served” sentences and reduced charges. The discussion highlights systemic failures, conflicts of interest, and the profound human cost when a culture of leniency collides with an unaccountable judiciary.