What happened when a grieving father came face to face with his daughter's killer? In July 2016, inside a Cleveland courtroom, Michael Madison heard his fate. He was sentenced to death for crimes that horrified the city. Madison had a troubled history and was already known to authorities. Unstable, aggressive, and obsessed with graphic material. Between 2012 and 2013, three women, 18-year-old Charerel Derry, 28-year-old Chhaticia Sheiley, and 38-year-old Angela Deskkins, disappeared. Their remains were eventually discovered near Madison's apartment, each hidden inside garbage bags and left to decay. During sentencing, family members were invited to speak. When Sherela's father, Van Terry, stood before Madison and locked eyes with him, what followed stunned the courtroom. Years later, Madison's death sentence still stands. In 2020, the Ohio Supreme Court upheld it, though appeals continue. Do you think justice was served, or will true justice only come when his sentence is carried out?