Here is how you can help us get justice for Harmony. Four times Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka and House Speaker Ronald Mariano have blocked the Harmony Commission—a bill designed to examine the failures that put Harmony Montgomery in the hands of her killer. During their tenure, seven DCF-involved Massachusetts children have died by homicide. Ask Senate President Karen Spilka and Speaker Ronald Mariano why they are blocking transparency? Why are they refusing to examine the failures that continue to cost state-involved children their lives? Most importantly, share and repost this message. Let them know the public is watching. So grateful for your help. Email: Subject: SUPPORT S.2602 / S.164 & H.218 (The Harmony Commission Bill) • Senate President Karen Spilka: [email protected] • Speaker Ronald Mariano: [email protected]

Why is no one talking about the judicial errors in this trial? Judge's don't get to ask witnesses questions like, "Was it a lie?" "Did you lie?" Judges are not supposed to say, "I'll allow it" or "I'll let him have it" when there is an objection. It's called sustained and overruled. From what I can see, there is only one other murder trial Judge Cannone presided over here in Mass. and that case was a deadlocked jury in the first trial. Some of her mistakes are common in new judges but not judges who have been on for many years. As a former judge I am shocked by these errors some of which can be appealed if there is a conviction.