Nine years after the murder of Teague, her father and stepmother are writing a book about how to cope with similar tragedies as this one. They are advocating for individuals who have been murdered and forgotten, saying that everyone remembers the murder but they forget about the victim and that there should be justice for them as well. After Jennifer Teague's death, her family received counselling, up-to-date information from police officers and anything else that would prepare them for the trial. However this isn't something that every family who has lost someone to murder receives, so Teague's stepmother is working on proposing a bill of victims' rights. With the help of Victims of Violence, a charity providing support to victims of violent crimes as well as support to their families, the Teague's have been pushing for the elimination of the "faint hope clause." It was a bill which was repealed in 2011, that allowed murderers to pursue early parole after only 15 years in prison. The Teague case was featured on the CBC crime series "The Detectives" on September 20, 2018.