🔍 Where's The Proof? | Ep 3 | Williams County, Ohio - Data Doesn't Lie Dive deep into the shocking truths of systemic failures in Williams County. From unanswered domestic violence calls to a justice system that prioritizes appearances over accountability, we expose the patterns, data, and stories that reveal a troubling reality.📌 In this episode, we uncover:🚨 Alarming disparities in sentencing: Men face leniency while women endure harsher penalties for similar or lesser crimes.📊 Data that doesn't lie: Over 80 domestic violence calls in 2023, with less than half leading to charges-and an even smaller fraction to convictions.⚖️ A court system failing victims: Repeat offenders walking free, victims left unprotected, and systemic bias disproportionately targeting mothers.🛡️ CPS interventions that harm: Single mothers are scrutinized and penalized, while children in need are neglected.💡 This episode isn't just about exposing failures-it's about finding solutions. We discuss actionable steps to push for transparency, accountability, and systemic reform.About Me:👋 Hi, I'm Danielle - an advocate for justice and equity, focusing on exposing systemic failures and empowering survivors of violence. I bring you data-driven investigations and real-life stories to spark change and hold systems accountable.🌐 Learn more about my work and access resources:➡️ https://HumanityAgainstViolence.com➡️ My Linktree at https://linktr.ee/HumanityAgainstViolenceNational Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233Chapters:0:00 Intro: "Where's the Proof?"3:00 Systemic Bias in Sentencing12:00 CPS and Its Failures22:00 Domestic Violence Cases: The Numbers35:00 Stories of Injustice45:00 The Fight for ChangeCall to Action:💬 What do you think about these systemic failures? Share your thoughts in the comments!🔗 Visit https://HumanityAgainstViolence.com for resources and ways to help.✅ Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on future episodes!#humanityagainstviolence #podcast #podcasting #podcasts #truecrimepodcast #familycourt #cps