"Harmony Montgomery's Step-Mother, Kayla, Granted Parole and Eligible for Release"

Kayla Montgomery, the stepmother of Harmony Montgomery, has been granted parole after serving time for lying to a grand jury about her whereabouts when Harmony was last seen in 2019. She had agreed to testify in her estranged husband's murder trial, who was convicted last month. The parole board ruled that she must complete programs and create a home plan before release, with 90 days of intense supervision. Montgomery expressed remorse and stated that honesty could have helped investigators in Harmony's murder case. Harmony's foster mother wept after the decision was announced.