Chicago mom vows to solve cold case

Chicago mom and CPS reform advocate, Miranda Yonts has vowed to find and bring home the remains of Tyler Payne, so he, and his mom, Jamie Hallam, can finally be at peace.

Yonts is the founder of The Miles Payne foundation, a soon to be 501(C) non-profit organization, which was named after Shavon Miles and Tyler and Ariana Payne.

She is also Jamie Hallam’s best friend.

The Miles Payne Foundation advocates needed changes to the laws that govern CPS, to ensure better protection of America’s children through the accountability and transparency of Child Protection Services.

Yonts feels that the only way to protect the children in this country, and save lives is to hold CPS liable when they fail to perform their legally required duties.

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In Memory of Tyler and Ariana Payne

 

Tyler and Ariana

Harris County Deputy Broke my Shoulder

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Harris County Deputy, Richard W. Kovalchuk, broke my Shoulder- the top of the humerus, and ripped tendons and ligaments, requiring surgery to repair.

On July 15, 2010, I went to the Harris County Juvenile Court building in support a friend. Not in my wildest dreams, could I anticipate a wacked-out Harris County Sheriff's deputy, a bailiff in the 314th District Court, acting in rage, hitting me within nine seconds of entering.

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Look at what a bailiff did to my friend Jo because he didn't like her videotaping at the courthouse, which she was told to do by an attorney.