ODELL SHERMAN MEMORIAL DAY PRESS STATEMENT
In a stirring display of activism and perseverance, Miss Vickjune Headliner Wutoh, a renowned firebrand feminist and activist from Liberia, has submitted a petition to the Alliance for Peace, Justice, and Human Rights, calling for the reopening of the cold case surrounding Odel Sherman. Miss Sherman, a promising young Liberian woman, tragically lost her life under mysterious circumstances years ago, leaving her family and the community grappling for answers and justice.
Miss Wutoh, known for her unwavering dedication to gender equality and social justice, has entrusted the APJHR with Miss Sherman’s cause. The APJHR is a beacon of hope for the countless women and men whose voices have been silenced by violence and injustice. Through our tireless advocacy, we seek not only to uncover the truth behind Sherman’s untimely death but also to shine a light on the broader issues of gender-based violence and systemic injustices that plague Liberian society.
The petition, supported by a groundswell of public support and solidarity, calls upon authorities to reexamine the evidence, pursue new leads, and ensure that no stone is left unturned in the quest for truth and accountability. Wutoh’s impassioned plea resonates deeply with those who refuse to let Sherman’s memory fade into obscurity and demand justice for her and others who have been failed by the system.
Wutoh’s bold actions serve as a reminder that the fight for justice knows no bounds and that the power of one individual’s voice can ignite a movement for change. As we continue to champion the cause of the voiceless and marginalized, Miss Vickjune Excel Wutoh stands as a testament to the resilience and unwavering spirit of the Liberian people in their quest for truth, justice, and equality.
Liberia National Police