Kayla Montgomery Granted Parole Ahead of Husband's Sentencing for Daughter's Murder

The estranged wife of Adam Montgomery, convicted of killing their 5-year-old daughter, was granted parole for perjury, with her release expected in May.

Kayla Montgomery, 33, was granted parole more than a year after being sentenced for lying about her whereabouts when her stepdaughter, Harmony Montgomery, was last seen.
Harmony's case highlighted flaws in child protection systems, leading to calls for prioritizing children's well-being in custody matters.
Kayla was the key witness against her husband, Adam Montgomery, during his trial for second-degree murder and other charges related to Harmony's death.
Authorities believe Harmony was killed on Dec. 7, 2019, but she wasn't reported missing for nearly two years, and her body has not been found.
Kayla Montgomery has lost parental rights to her four children, three fathered by Adam, and is appealing the decision.