Kendrick Johnson's story is one that has haunted his family, friends, and community for far too long. I am mutuals with Kendrick's family on social media, and for years, I have witnessed their cries for justice echoing across platforms, resonating with countless people who have come to know Kendrick as more than just a name or a statistic. His family deserves closure, and they deserve answers.

Kendrick, a promising young man with his entire future ahead of him, was tragically found dead in his high school gym in 2013 under suspicious circumstances. The initial investigation concluded that his death was accidental, but numerous inconsistencies and unanswered questions have persisted, leaving his family and supporters to believe that justice was not served. A renewed investigation into his death was closed in 2022, citing insufficient evidence to bring new charges, furthering the heartbreak of those who loved him.

Netflix has the power and global platform to shine a light on Kendrick's story and bring widespread attention to the severe miscarriages of justice that continue to plague individuals and families across the United States. Producing a documentary not only memorializes Kendrick and his life but also amplifies the urgent need for transparency, accountability, and systemic reform within our justice system.

Several documentaries produced by Netflix have already demonstrated the platform's ability to influence public perception and policy change. By telling Kendrick's story, Netflix could push the needle forward on a case that demands further scrutiny. It could mobilize public interest and pressure the authorities to reexamine and reopen Kendrick's case, offering his family the hope they so desperately seek.

We urge Netflix to take up this project and deliver a compelling documentary that will incite action, educate the masses, and, ultimately, contribute toward achieving justice for Kendrick Johnson. We owe it to Kendrick’s memory, his family, and all others who have been denied justice. Please sign this petition to encourage Netflix to spotlight Kendrick Johnson's case and ensure his story is told across the world.