Cousin suspected in Zion Foster's disappearance released early from prison

After 10 months behind bars, the main suspect in the disappearance of 17-year-old Zion Foster has been released from prison “I mean, imagine my disbelief, and it’s, it’s absurd and we’re just supposed to be okay with it," Ciera Milton the mother of Zion Foster said. 24-year-old Jaylin Brazier was sentenced to a 23-month minimum sentence. He was charged with lying to police in connection to the disappearance of his cousin. He later confessed that the two got high and he panicked after claiming Foster suddenly stopped breathing. He said he then threw her in a dumpster prompting a months-long search by DPD at a Macomb County dump site. Her body never recovered and Brazier was never charged in her death. “It kind of makes you lose faith in the system. People already have a hard time believing that they matter,” Milton said.