00:00Her case is grabbing headlines across the nation.
00:03People want to know, where is Vanessa Guillen?
00:06Where's my sister?
00:07They know where she is and I want them to speak up.
00:10This was not one of those cases.
00:12The military can sweep under the rug.
00:15Vanessa's always been the bravest of all of us.
00:18Something was wrong with her the few months after she was stationed at Fort Hood.
00:21Not being able to sleep, losing weight.
00:23She would tell me that things weren't what they seemed.
00:34I called the staff sergeant.
00:36He's like, we don't know anything about her.
00:38You guys don't have cameras, nothing.
00:39And they were like, no.
00:41The military did not give a damn.
00:44Fort Hood seems to cultivate the worst of the worst.
00:47A lot of missing soldiers, a lot of dead soldiers, a lot of bad there.
00:53She's in the army.
00:54She's supposed to be safe there.
01:02The Guillen family were not going to stay quiet.
01:04The Hispanic culture is the sleeping giant.
01:07And the Guillen family woke it up.
01:11People were using my sister as a resemblance of themselves.
01:15Hashtag, I am Vanessa Guillen.
01:17I remember saying, she is us.
01:20It kept going and growing.
01:24What's her name?
01:25Vanessa!
01:26Landon Brown!
01:27Sexual assault scandals are the new norm for the military.
01:31Clearly an epidemic.
01:32We had no other choice but to go and fight for legislation under my sister's name.
01:37The military counts on survivors and their families staying quiet.
01:41And they miscalculated dramatically.
01:44If we got Congress to listen, then we can get Congress to pass the bill.
01:47This is our last chance.
01:49They do not support the full of the Nesikian Act.
01:52We have to really push on them.
01:53This is not a Republican, Democratic issue.
01:56This is not a race issue.
01:57This is a human issue.
01:58So it should be everyone's issue.
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