a district attorney from a neighboring area, george barnhill, picks up the case. >> george barnhill is. >> basically i was hoping that the da would call me and tell me that he had indictments for arrest. so, that was my prayer. >> at the same time, the country was finding out about this covid outbreak. and so you had a local tragedy taking place, but then you had a national, global tragedy that was taking place. and i think it was pushed aside. >> so she starts digging into this herself, just by googling. she didn't have a lawyer. she didn't have investigators. she went out, she googled. >> so, i turned into an investigator. >> wanda says she found a connection between greg mcmichael and george barnhill on social media. >> i went to social media and found gregory mcmichael and his friend named george barnhill. >> the district attorney. >> yes. so then when i went to mr. barnhill's page, i saw he had a son. >> she finds out that george barnhill's son works for the d.a. in glynn county, where greg mcmichael had worked all those years. >> the new d.a. had personal connections and ties wit

general carr for demanding an investigation into her conduct and not only that but the conduct of george barnhill, a prosecutor assigned to this case. why did the ahmaud arbery family have to jump over so many hoops? why did they have to jump over the hurdles to get to the verdict they received yesterday? us unfair and unnecessary. i know that she turned herself in yesterday and facing a misdemeanor charge of obstructing law enforcement and violating the oath of office. she is facing up to 12 months in jail. moreover, facing disbarment in the state of georgia. that is a serious, heavy handed possible penalty. we are all waiting for justice to come by way of holding the actions of jackie johnson accountable for trying to obstruct the case. >> ck, we have the audio ficked. i want you to finish your thought. >> i just have to say this. the conduct is reprehencible. she obstructed the investigation. gregory mcmichael said my son killed someone. what should we do? she instructed them to go home and wash. get washed, showered and then go to the police station. she also told two police officers to stand

the other one you mentioned, georgia district attorney george barnhill, the district attorney in waycross, i just want to read from the letter, because you're right, in the file there's a letter saying i looked testified. here's why there's no charges here. why we know mcmichael had his finger on the trigger, we don't know who caused the firings. arbery would only had to pull the shotgun approximately 1/16 to 1/8 in an inch of life. you see present here, christina, the perverse logic of vigilanteism well, it could have been an accident, to the process what is this man doing sticking a gun in the face of this other man? >> chris, it brings us back to conversations we have been having on this show for years. it's whether or not black people will ever be seen as real citizens in this country. the fact that far too many white americans can look at black individuals and say you don't belong here, whether it's children, whether we're walking down the street or jogging in a neighborhood, there are more and more white people who feel the need to protect what they deem as their country, their neig

barnhill. he is the district attorney in -- , george, i just want to read from that letter. in the file is the letter saying i have looked at the evidence, here is why there is no charge here. we know that mcmichael had his trigger on the figure we don't know who cause the firing. arbery would have only pulled the shotgun one 16th to one eighth of one inch to fire weapon himself in the height of inoculation. this is entirely possible. you see present here, christina, the really perverse vigilantism any prosecutors saying this. well, could have been an accident. outside the context of what on earth is this man doing sticking a gun in the face of other people. >> chris, it brings us back to conversations we have been having on the show for years. whether or not black people will ever be seen as real citizens in this country. the fact that far too many white americans lookout black individuals, and say you don't belong here, where those children in schools, whether we are walking down the street, jogging, there are more and more white people who feel the need to protect what th