Annie Smith, the mother of Anthony Lamar Smith, speaks out on Resilience2Redemption about a truth that refuses to stay buried. Anthony Lamar Smith was killed in 2011 by former St. Louis Police Officer Jason Stockley, who was later acquitted in 2017. For years, Annie was told the system had spoken—but what she recently discovered tells a very different story. Who knew about the GOLDSMITH REPORT?

In 2025, Annie learned that a settlement agreement connected to her son’s wrongful death was drafted in 2019 without her knowledge, consent, or signature. While others signed and moved forward, Annie—the mother—was left uninformed, unheard, and excluded. She never agreed to the terms, never waived her rights, and never stopped seeking justice for her son.

This episode is not about reopening wounds—it’s about exposing how silence, paperwork, and power can be used to sideline the very people most harmed. Annie’s voice is firm, her truth undeniable, and her message unmistakable: “I did not sign. I did not agree. And I will not be silent.”

🎧 Listen as Annie Smith reclaims her voice and demands accountability—not just for Anthony, but for every family impacted by police violence.

In this powerful episode of Resilience2Redemption, host Madeline-Michelle: Carthen sits down with Mark A. Jones to expose the corruption, mistreatment, and systemic dehumanization taking place inside the Missouri Department of Corrections (MODOC).

Mark A. Jones brings firsthand insight into what happens when accountability disappears behind prison walls — from retaliation against those who speak up, to under staffing, neglect, and patterns of abuse that impact prisoners, families, and public safety. This episode is not speculation or rumor; it is lived experience, documented concern, and a public service announcement calling for collective change in corrections.

This conversation matters to families with incarcerated loved ones, advocates for prison reform, policymakers, taxpayers, and anyone concerned with human rights, justice, and institutional accountability. When correctional systems fail to correct, the damage reaches far beyond the walls.

🎧 Listen, share, and join the call for transparency and reform — because silence protects corruption, but truth creates change.

New episodes every Saturday at 10 AM CST.

For more than three decades, John T. Boyd has lived under the weight of a wrongful conviction. But wrongful imprisonment did not stop at the courtroom door.

In this episode of Resilience2Redemption, John Boyd shares what has remained hidden from public view: the unexplained and undocumented adult restrictions imposed on him earlier this year—restrictions that isolated him for months without probable cause, disciplinary charges, or due process, before being quietly lifted.

This conversation examines how systemic silence operates inside prison walls—how lies, mischaracterizations, and administrative opacity can be used to suppress truth, obstruct justice, and emotionally punish those who continue to assert their innocence.

Buried Truth: The Silence of John Boyd is not an appeal to emotion—it is a record. A testimony. And a call for accountability.

When restriction replaces rehabilitation, and silence replaces explanation, justice demands to be questioned.

🎧 Listen. Share. And help bring what was buried into the light.