Jackee Taylor, who entered the Witness Protection Program as a seven-year-old due to her father's involvement with the Cleveland Hells Angels, shares her experiences after over 40 years in the program. She discusses the challenges of living with a secret identity, the impact on her family's life, and the lack of support from authorities. Taylor highlights the difficulties of proving her identity, obtaining proper identification, and accessing mental healthcare. She advocates for reform based on her personal story.