
This episode covers the tragic case of Kaye Mandad, who died after a night out with Mark Howton at the Maluna Music Festival in San Antonio. Key topics include the events leading to Kaye's death, the subsequent trials of Mark Howton, and the efforts of Kaye's family to seek justice.
Kaye Mandad, a 19-year-old college cheerleader, was taken to a hospital by Mark Howton after he claimed she stopped breathing. Medical staff found her nearly naked, bruised, and unresponsive. The medical examiner ruled her death a homicide due to blunt force trauma, leading to Howton's arrest.
The first trial ended in a mistrial, with the jury unable to reach a verdict. Kaye's parents, Allison Steel and Lawrence Baand, conducted their own investigation, including reenacting the events in a video, which they hoped would clarify the circumstances of Kaye's injuries.
In the second trial, prosecutors added charges of aggravated assault and criminally negligent homicide. Despite the evidence presented, Howton was found not guilty of murder but convicted of aggravated assault, receiving a 20-year prison sentence.
The episode highlights the emotional toll on Kaye's family and friends, as they continue to seek justice and raise awareness about domestic violence.
Kaye Mandad died after a night with Mark Howton, leading to two trials where he was convicted of aggravated assault but acquitted of murder.

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