For six years, Teresa Martin remained silent about the death of her daughter, Kenneka Jenkins—a silence she says was never her choice. From the beginning, she pleaded for answers, asking authorities to explain what truly happened and to return her daughter’s personal belongings. According to Teresa, those requests were ignored, leaving her with nothing but grief and unanswered questions. The lack of transparency only deepened her pain and fueled her belief that the truth was being withheld.

When a lawsuit was eventually filed, Teresa claims she was pressured into settling the case and encouraged to stop speaking publicly about her daughter’s death. She now states openly that she accepted the settlement, but insists it did not bring justice or closure. “I got paid off,” Teresa admits, “but the truth is still missing.” Her words reflect years of regret and the heavy burden of silence she carried while struggling with doubt and loss.

Now, after years of holding back, Teresa Martin is speaking out once again. What she reveals raises even more troubling questions about the circumstances surrounding Kenneka Jenkins’ death. Her renewed voice serves as a reminder that financial settlements cannot replace truth, and that a mother’s search for answers does not end with silence. As the story resurfaces, it continues to challenge the official narrative and demand closer attention.