In March of 1998, 23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley disappeared off a Royal Caribbean cruise ship while it was traveling the Caribbean. Her family awoke to find that she was missing from their cabin — and although there have been countless tips, reported sightings, and chilling rumors, she never reappeared.

In this installment of Unmasking Injustice: Law and Disorder, we explore the enigmatic disappearance that has been haunting detectives and her loved ones for years. Was Amy a human trafficking victim? Did the cruise company do something wrong? Or was it a catastrophic accident covered up in the deep?

Join us as we explore the timeline, the inconsistencies, and the chilling implications of one of the most baffling missing persons cases in maritime history.

At just 16 years old, Kalief Browder was arrested for allegedly stealing a backpack, a crime he insisted he didn’t commit. What followed was nearly three years at Rikers Island, most of it in solitary confinement, without ever being convicted. In this episode of Unmasking Injustice: Law and Disorder, we uncover the devastating truth behind Kalief’s case: a broken bail system, unchecked prosecutorial power, and a jail notorious for its violence. Kalief’s story is not just one of personal tragedy—it’s a reflection of a legal system that punishes poverty, dehumanizes youth, and too often, never delivers justice. His death sparked national outrage—but has anything changed?

She was 6 years old.
Beaten. Strangled. Hidden in her own basement.

The ransom note said she’d been kidnapped—
But JonBenét Ramsey was already dead.
And the strangest part? The ransom money was the exact bonus her father had received.

From media chaos to a contaminated crime scene, this case became more about image than truth.
And decades later, we’re still asking:
Was it an intruder?
Or a cover-up crafted inside the house?

In this episode of Unmasking Injustice: Law and Disorder, we peel back the glitter, the headlines, and the privilege to ask the question no one wants to answer:

Why has no one ever been held accountable?

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She was 9. Riding her bike.
Gone in 8 minutes.
And the system named after her?
It didn’t save her.
It still hasn’t caught her killer.

This is the story behind the AMBER Alert—
and the girl it failed to protect.

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The People v. O.J. Simpson: When Justice Became a Spectacle

It was the trial that stopped the nation.

A white Bronco speeding down the freeway.
A beloved NFL icon accused of double murder.
And a courtroom drama that exposed two very different Americas.

In this episode of Unmasking Injustice: Law and Disorder, we dive deep into the case that redefined the justice system—and the public’s faith in it. From the brutal murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, to the media frenzy, overwhelming evidence, and the Dream Team’s bold defense strategy, this isn’t just a true crime story. It’s a story about race, power, corruption, and what justice really means in America.

Was O.J. guilty? Or was this a system finally being held accountable?

Let’s unmask the truth—together.

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In this episode of Unmasking Injustice, we revisit one of the most sensationalized trials in American history- the case of Lyle and Erik Menendez. Behind the lavish lifestyle and brutal murders lies a distrubing story of alleged abuse, trauma, and a justice system that may have ignored the full truth. Were they calculated murderers or broken sons crying out for help?

It's time to look beyond the headlines and uncover the truths that were left out.

Follow for weekly episodes unmasking what the justice system got wrong- and why it matters.