"For me to know she spent her last 24 hours in pain and suffering is just, there are no words for it," Chappell's brother Jeffontae McClain said. "It's unfathomable. I don't know how people could really listen to her cry out for help and could see she was withering away just not care."

Three months after Chappell died in Jackson County Jail custody, her family is still waiting for answers.

A crowd of more than 50 protesters marched through parts of the Waterfront Park in downtown Louisville and onto the Big Four Bridge chanting “Ta’Neasha Chappell, say her name” on Sunday evening.