Murder In The Black

SummaryThis episode of Murder in the Black delves into the tragic story of Cherica Adams, a young woman whose life was cut short by violence and betrayal. The host, Steph, explores Cherica's early life, her relationship with NFL player Rae Carruth, and the events leading up to her untimely death. The conversation emphasizes the importance of remembering Cherica not just as a victim, but as a woman who fought for her life and the life of her unborn child. The episode also highlights the broader issues of violence and reproductive coercion faced by Black women, urging listeners to advocate for change and justice.Takeaways-------------Cherica Adams was a vibrant young woman with dreams.Rae Carruth's actions led to a tragic outcome.The importance of telling stories with intention.Cherica's legacy is one of courage and resilience. violence disproportionately affects Black women.Reproductive coercion is a form of violence.Cherica's 911 call was crucial evidence.The investigation revealed a conspiracy to commit murder.Cherica's story highlights the need for advocacy.Sandra Adams continues to honor her daughter's memory.--------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context of the Case01:39 The Life of Sherika Adams05:33 The Relationship with Ray Carruth10:05 The Night of the Shooting13:29 The Aftermath and Investigation14:50 Beginning of Investigation18:18 The Arrest and Trial of Ray Carruth22:32 The Sentencing and Legacy24:25 Chancellor Adams and Sandra's Advocacy25:49 Reflections27:30 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wav---------------------------------------------------------------------Giveaway : YouTube : https://youtube.com/@murderintheblack?si=fY2u5R62-FQkMeIsSubscribeLeave a comment Black and Missing Foundation:https://youtu.be/2Tok8hBJu24?si=E85BTwnpgSkWhlxGKeywordsCherica Adams, Rae Carruth, true crime, domestic violence, advocacy, Black women, reproductive coercion, legacy, justice, community engagement

This episode of Murder in the Black delves into the mysterious disappearance of Relisha Rudd, an eight-year-old girl who vanished from a homeless shelter in Washington, DC. The episode features interviews with Natalie Wilson, co-founder of the Black and Missing Foundation, and Antonio Wheeler, Relisha's stepfather, who share insights into the case and the systemic failures that contributed to her disappearance. The discussion highlights the vulnerability of children in unstable housing situations and the importance of community involvement in solving missing persons cases.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------PART 1: The Vanishing of Relisha Rudd: A Cold Case Reexamined — Part Onehttps://youtu.be/2Tok8hBJu24?si=8zf3TGzYrDMkFr_pThe Vanishing of Relisha Rudd: A Cold Case Reexamined — Part Two https://youtu.be/uP5eQJDup5k?si=700TnmvO9Uj5NxSeInstagram: @blackandmissingfdn Instagram+1Facebook: @bamfiorg FacebookYouTube: @bamfiorg blackandmissinginc.comBlueSky: @blackandmissingfdn.bsky.social Instagram----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Relisha Rudd, missing children, Black and Missing Foundation, systemic failures, community involvementRelisha Rudd disappeared from a homeless shelter in DC.Her disappearance went unnoticed for 18 days.Khalil Malik Tatum was involved in her disappearance.The case highlights systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children.Community involvement is crucial in solving such cases.The Black and Missing Foundation plays a key role in raising awareness.Relisha's family continues to search for her.The case remains open and unsolved.The episode features raw emotional interviews with family members.The documentary aims to keep Relisha's story alive.-------------------------------------------------------------

SummaryThis episode explores the tragic case of Nailah Franklin, a young woman whose life was cut short by the manipulative and controlling actions of her ex-boyfriend, Reginald Potts. The narrative delves into the choices that led to her disappearance, the investigation that followed, and the eventual trial that sought justice for her untimely death. It highlights the themes of emotional abuse, the impact of truth, and the societal response to missing persons, particularly within marginalized communities.-------------------------------------------------------------------TakeawaysEvery choice we make writes a line in our story.Some choices lead to peace, purpose, and love.Nyla's success became the weapon used against her.Leah leveraged her media contacts to get the story out.Nyla's relationship became a cycle of emotional abuse.Nyla chose the harder path, the courageous one.Truth sets you free, but it can also be deadly.Reginald thought he could control the narrative.The ugliness of Reginald Potts is forever in the open.TakeawaysEvery choice we make writes a line in our story.Some choices lead to peace, purpose, and love.Nyla's success became the weapon used against her.Leah leveraged her media contacts to get the story out.Nyla's relationship became a cycle of emotional abuse.Nyla chose the harder path, the courageous one.Truth sets you free, but it can also be deadly.Reginald thought he could control the narrative.The ugliness of Reginald Potts is forever in the open.Nyla's story is a reminder of the dangers of manipulation.TakeawaysEvery choice we make writes a line in our story.Some choices lead to peace, purpose, and love.Nyla's success became the weapon used against her.Leah leveraged her media contacts to get the story out.Nyla's relationship became a cycle of emotional abuse.Nyla chose the harder path, the courageous one.Truth sets you free, but it can also be deadly.Reginald thought he could control the narrative.The ugliness of Reginald Potts is forever in the open.Nailah's story is a reminder of the dangers of manipulation.True Crime In Current Event :Discussion of Sanya Massey Case and Verdict

In this gripping episode, Steph, explores the tragic story of Keisha Jones — a devoted mother of four whose life took a fatal turn in a single heated moment. What began as a night out in South Philadelphia with her husband Tyrone Taylor, ended in murder, heartbreak, and a life sentence. Through emotional narration and legal analysis, we unpack how one split-second choice devastated two families and left four children without both parents.This episode dives into:Keisha’s early life and identity as a caregiver and motherHer relationship with Tyrone Taylor and the blended family dynamicThe events leading to the fatal incident on November 27, 2011Evidence, surveillance footage, and trial revelationsThe emotional impact of the verdict and the appeals processA powerful reflection on choices, anger, and irreversible consequencesTakeawaysLife is about choices, some small and some life-altering.Keisha Jones was a nurturing mother before tragedy struck.Her upbringing shaped her into a responsible caretaker.The night of the incident was marked by a heated argument.Witness accounts and video footage played crucial roles in the investigation.Keisha's intoxication complicated her defense in court.The trial revealed deep emotional conflicts and family dynamics.The jury's verdict highlighted the fine line between accident and intent.Keisha's story reflects the impact of temporary emotions on life decisions.The case encourages reflection on our own responses to anger and betrayal.Sound Bites"It was a choice, a deliberate act of rage.""Keisha wasn't a career criminal.""We often think tragedies began with evil."

SummaryIn this episode of Murder in the Black, host Steph delves into the chilling true crime case of Brittany Rojas and Nikki Silas, two young women whose dreams were violently cut short in their Harlem apartment. The episode explores the investigation, the suspects, and the emotional impact on the victims' families, while also reflecting on the importance of human connections and the dangers of isolation, as highlighted by the haunting story of Joyce Carol Vincent.true crime, Brittany Rojas, Nikki Silas, Harlem murder, human connection, isolation, Joyce Carol VincentTakeaways:Hold your loved ones close and never miss a chance to tell them you love them.The holiday season can be a time of joy or heartbreak.A landlord's investigation into a leak led to a gruesome discovery.Two young women, both murdered, in a brutal and intimate crime.Nikki Silas was a promising dancer, described as the Black Marilyn Monroe.Brittany Rojas and Nikki Silas were chasing dreams in New York City.Detectives promised the families they would find the killer.Isolation can kill us; connections are essential.Joyce Carol Vincent's story is a tragedy of modern isolation.Speak out against injustice; silence can be complicit.Chapters00:00:00 Introduction and Holiday Reflections00:00:00 The Discovery in Harlem00:00:00 Victims' Backgrounds and Investigation00:00:00 Suspects and Theories00:00:01 The Haunting Story of Joyce Carol Vincent00:00:01 Reflections on Connection and Justice

SummaryThis episode delves into the chilling case of Stewart Weldon, a serial killer whose heinous acts were uncovered following a routine traffic stop. The narrative explores the harrowing experiences of his victims, the investigation that led to the discovery of multiple bodies, and the subsequent legal proceedings. It highlights the vulnerabilities of the victims and the systemic failures that allowed Weldon to evade justice for so long.Keywordstrue crime, Stewart Weldon, serial killer, Springfield, victims, investigation, justice, kidnapping, assault, murderTakeawaysToday's episode includes graphic and disturbing details.A burnt out taillight was on the vehicle.The driver began to resist arrest.There was a body in the trunk of the car.The victim claimed her jaw was broken.Detectives realized they were in the home of a serial killer.Ernestine's family had been searching desperately for her.Weldon was charming at first, generous with gifts.He faced multiple charges including first degree murder.The lives of the victims mattered, their voices matter.Chapters00:00 The Start of a Sinister Night03:03 The Chase and Discovery05:36 Uncovering the Horrors08:11 The Victims' Stories10:08 The Profile of a Serial Killer12:41 The Investigation and Arrest15:21 Trial and Sentencing16:48 Current Events in True Crime25:38 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wav

 The conversation delves into the tragic case of LaTashaNorman, a college student who went missing in 2007. It explores herrelationships, the investigation into her disappearance, the role of suspicion,and the eventual arrest and trial of her ex-boyfriend, Stanley Cole. Thediscussion highlights the impact of domestic violence and the importance ofseeking help, culminating in a reflection on LaTasha's legacy and the ongoingneed for awareness around such issues. Takeaways LaTasha Norman was a dedicated student at Jackson StateUniversity.Her disappearance sparked a significant investigationinvolving local and federal authorities.Family dynamics played a crucial role in the investigationand the unfolding of events.Suspicion can lead to both productive investigations andwrongful assumptions.The investigation revealed a history of violence inLaTasha's past relationships.Stanley Cole's arrest was a pivotal moment in the case.The trial faced challenges, including media influence andlegal missteps.The case highlights the importance of addressing domesticviolence among young people.LaTasha's legacy continues through awareness and support fordomestic violence victims.Community support and involvement are vital in missingperson cases.Chapters 00:00 Who Was LaTasha Norman?05:42 The Disappearance Begins10:10 Investigating the Relationships14:19 The Role of Suspicion in Investigations18:49 Navigating Relationships and Violence20:48 The Investigation Begins23:21 Stanley's Nonchalant Attitude25:44 The Arrest and Confession28:12 The Aftermath of Discovery29:40 Trial and Defense Strategies29:51 NEWCHAPTER_232:22 Plea Agreement and Family Forgiveness34:13 NEWCHAPTER 

The episode delves into the tragic case of Shania Gray, a 16-year-old girl from Texas, who was murdered by Franklin Davis. The story highlights the dangers of online interactions and the importance of parental vigilance. It also discusses the investigation process and the eventual conviction of Davis for capital murder.-----------------------------------------------------------------00:00:00 Introduction to Shania Gray's Case00:00:00 The Dangers of Online Interactions00:00:00 Shania's Story and Investigation00:00:00 Lessons and Takeaways-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------KEEP UP WITH USIG:@MURDERINTHEBLACKFACEBOOK:MURDER IN THE BLACK THE PODCASTTIKTOK:MURDERINTHEBLACKEMAIL:murderintheblackpodcast36@gmail.comWEBSITE:www.murderintheblackpodcast.com-----------------------------------------------------------------Source Material :https://people.com/d4vd-investigation-body-found-in-his-car-11812703

SummaryThis episode of 'Murder in the Black' explores the complex case of Lydell Grant, who was wrongfully convicted of murder in Houston, Texas. The narrative delves into the socio-economic backdrop of Houston, Lydell's aspirations post-incarceration, the chaotic events leading to the murder of Aaron Scheerhoorn, and the flawed reliance on eyewitness testimony that led to Lydell's conviction. The episode further highlights Lydell's fight for justice through the Innocence Project, the advancements in DNA technology that ultimately exonerated him, and the tragic turn of events following his release.-------------------------------------------------------------------TakeawaysHouston is a city of contrasts, rich in culture and innovation.Lydell Grant's early life was marked by economic hardship and a criminal conviction.His aspirations in music were overshadowed by wrongful accusations of murder.Eyewitness testimony can be unreliable and lead to wrongful convictions.The Innocence Project plays a crucial role in fighting wrongful convictions.Advancements in DNA technology can exonerate the innocent.Lydell's case highlights the importance of accountability in the justice system.The impact of stress and trauma on eyewitness recall is significant.The case underscores the need for reform in police lineups and questioning techniques.Lydell's story serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of unchecked emotions. --------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction to Houston's Rich Tapestry03:28 Lydell Grant's Early Life and Aspirations05:56 The Night of the Murder: A Chaotic Scene12:07 Eyewitness Testimonies and Their Impact17:19 The Fight for Justice: Lydell's Determination21:14 The Role of DNA Evidence in Exoneration23:57 The Aftermath: Lydell's Release and New Charges25:55 NEWCHAPTER27:22 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wav--------------------------------------------------------------------Keywordstrue crime, wrongful conviction, Lydell Grant, eyewitness testimony, DNA evidence, Innocence Project, Houston, murder case, redemption, justice

SummaryIn this episode of 'Murder in the Black', host Steph delves into the tragic case of Linda Robinson, who was brutally murdered in her home. The conversation explores the complexities of murder charges, the emotional impact on families, and the importance of family activism in seeking justice. Through a detailed recounting of the investigation, including various suspects and the eventual breakthrough in the case, the episode highlights the challenges faced by families of murder victims and the role of law enforcement in solving cold cases.TakeawaysThe difference between first degree and third degree murder is significant in legal outcomes.Alcohol consumption can influence jury decisions in murder cases.The emotional trauma of discovering a loved one's murder is profound.Family activism can play a crucial role in keeping cold cases alive.The absence of a clear motive can prolong grief for families.Investigators often rely on DNA evidence to solve cold cases.The importance of thorough crime scene analysis cannot be overstated.Victims' families often face challenges in understanding the motives behind crimes.Technological advancements have improved the ability to solve old cases.Justice can take years, but persistence can lead to resolution.Sound bites"Linda's legacy continues to live on.""A murder without a clear motive is unsettling.""There is hope for solving cold cases."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Case Recap03:08 Understanding Murder Charges05:47 The Tragic Case of Linda Robinson12:02 The Investigation Begins17:26 Suspects and Alibis23:33 The Search for Justice28:32 The Breakthrough in the Case33:28 Reflections on Closure and Family ActivismKeywordstrue crime, murder case, justice, family activism, investigation, legal system, emotional impact, unsolved cases, victim advocacy, crime scene analysis

SummaryThis episode of 'Murder in the Black' delves into two tragic cases of injustice: the police shooting of Timothy Russell and Melissa Williams in Cleveland, and the racially motivated bombing of civil rights activists Harry T. and Harriet Moore in 1951. The hosts explore the systemic issues surrounding homelessness, police brutality, and the ongoing fight for civil rights, highlighting the need for reform and justice in both historical and contemporary contexts.TakeawaysCleveland has a significant crime issue.Mental illness is a major factor in homelessness.The police response to perceived threats can escalate quickly.No weapon was found in the car during the shooting incident.The community's outrage can lead to policy changes.Harry and Harriet Moore were pivotal figures in civil rights activism.The Moores' deaths symbolize the ongoing struggle for justice.Systemic racism continues to affect the justice system.The Groveland Four case exemplifies racial injustice in America.Justice is often delayed or denied for marginalized communities.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Crime in Cleveland02:32 The Lives of Timothy Russell and Melissa Williams05:07 The High-Speed Chase Begins09:11 The Tragic Shooting Incident11:57 Aftermath and Investigation19:46 The Case of Harry T. and Harriet Moore33:23 Legacy of the Moores and Ongoing InjusticeKeywordsCleveland crime, Timothy Russell, Melissa Williams, police shooting, Harry T. Moore, civil rights, racial injustice, homelessness, police reform, systemic racism

SummaryThis episode of 'Murder in the Black' delves into the harrowing true crime case of Melissa Latham, who survived a brutal attack orchestrated by Tonica Jenkins and her accomplice Kyle Martin. The narrative explores Melissa's troubled upbringing, her struggles with addiction, and the bizarre circumstances surrounding her near-fatal encounter at a KFC restaurant. As the investigation unfolds, conflicting stories emerge, leading to shocking revelations about a planned murder plot disguised as an insurance scam. The episode concludes with reflections on the case's implications and the resilience of the human spirit.TakeawaysMelissa Latham's life was marked by early trauma and addiction.The attack on Melissa was not a random act of violence.Conflicting narratives can complicate investigations.Kyle Martin's confession revealed deeper motives behind the attack.Tonica Jenkins orchestrated a murder plot to escape her legal troubles.Melissa's testimony was crucial in securing justice.The case highlights the impact of drug addiction on families.The importance of believing survivors in violent crimes.Justice was served, but the scars of the experience remain.Melissa's journey of recovery is a testament to resilience.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Case03:01 Melissa Latham's Early Life and Struggles05:53 The Attack on Melissa Latham08:24 Conflicting Stories: Melissa vs. Tonica11:02 Kyle's Confession and the Insurance Scam13:53 The Aftermath of the Attack16:55 Melissa's Recovery and Testimony19:43 Investigating Tonica Jenkins21:37 Tonica's Criminal Background24:06 The Drug Trafficking Scheme26:37 Trial and Sentencing29:15 Conclusion and Takeaways37:20 trueCrime-outro-high-short.wav

SummaryThis episode delves into the tragic case of Cabretti Wheeler and Kyle Ellis, two young men murdered in St. Petersburg, Florida, in 2008. The hosts explore the complexities of the investigation, including the cultural code of silence that hindered law enforcement's efforts to gather information. They discuss the backgrounds of the victims, the challenges faced by detectives, and the relentless pursuit of justice by the victims' families, particularly the mothers. The narrative unfolds with twists involving potential motives, love triangles, and the eventual arrest and conviction of Jerry Jones, one of the shooters. The episode concludes with reflections on the impact of violence on communities and the resilience of those left behind.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Case00:48 The Crime Scene and Initial Investigation03:47 The Code of Silence in the Community05:36 Victims' Backgrounds and Personal Lives07:05 Survivor's Account and Key Details13:25 Lyrics and Leads from the Victims' Families14:49 Lisa's Determination and Grassroots Efforts17:09 Identifying Suspects and Love Triangle Theories19:11 The Case Goes Cold19:40 Detective Green and Renewed Investigation21:03 Identifying Jerry Jones23:27 X's Fear and Confirmation of the Shooter26:20 Jerry's Arrest and Confession30:23 Trial and Conviction34:18 Aftermath and Community Impact36:00 New Chapter38:00 trueCrime-outro-low.wavTakeawaysThe case highlights the devastating impact of gun violence on families.Cultural codes of silence can obstruct justice in communities.The pursuit of justice often falls on the shoulders of victims' families.Understanding the backgrounds of victims can provide insight into the case.The role of community activism in seeking justice is crucial.Survivors of violent crimes face long-lasting trauma.The investigation process can be hindered by fear and mistrust.Personal relationships can complicate motives in murder cases.The importance of eyewitness accounts in criminal investigations.Finding purpose in pain can lead to community change.

SummaryThis episode of 'Murder in the Black' delves into the tragic case of Beverly Jackson, a beloved nurse whose life was cut short in a brutal murder. The hosts explore the complexities of the investigation, the challenges faced by the victim's family, and the eventual breakthrough that led to justice. The narrative highlights the importance of community advocacy and the personal sacrifices made by those who choose to speak out against crime.--------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Case00:44 The Life and Disappearance of Beverly Jackson03:57 Discovery of Beverly's Body07:21 Investigation and Initial Suspects12:00 The Case Goes Cold14:07 New Chapter16:09 The Breakthrough: A Confession Comes Forward20:07 Trial and Testimony23:47 Justice and Its Costs27:58 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wav--------------------------------------------------------------------TakeawaysBeverly Jackson was a dedicated nurse and mother.Her murder remained unsolved for eight years.The investigation faced numerous challenges and dead ends.Community advocacy played a crucial role in keeping the case alive.John, a key witness, struggled with the decision to come forward.The confession of a friend led to the arrest of the killers.The trial revealed the horrific details of Beverly's last moments.John faced significant personal consequences for his bravery.The case underscores the importance of speaking out against violence.Justice was ultimately served, but at a high cost to the witness.--------------------------------------------------------------------Keywordstrue crime, Beverly Jackson, unsolved murder, justice, confession, trial, community advocacy, DNA evidence, cold case, bravery

SummaryThis conversation delves into the tragic story of Derwin Brown, a visionary police officer in DeKalb County, who was assassinated shortly after winning the sheriff election against Sydney Dorsey. The discussion covers the corruption within the police department, the election dynamics, the investigation into Brown's murder, and the subsequent trials of those involved. It highlights the impact of Brown's vision for change and the community's response to his untimely death.------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction to DeKalb County's Corruption Case02:14 The Rise of Derwin Brown06:09 The Election Showdown: Brown vs. Dorsey09:00 Derwin Brown's Reform Agenda12:29 The Assassination of Derwin Brown15:58 The Investigation Begins19:48 The Plot Unfolds: Cuffee's Confession22:59 The Trials and Tribulations25:46 Federal Charges and Final Sentences30:13 trueCrime-outro-high-short.wav-------------------------------------------------------------------

SummaryThis episode delves into the tragic case of Derrick 'Ricky' and Pamela, a couple from Georgia whose lives took a dark turn when Ricky was brutally attacked in their home. The conversation explores the events leading up to the incident, the frantic 911 call made by Pamela, the subsequent investigation, and the uncovering of affairs that revealed potential motives. The trial and the circumstantial evidence presented against Pamela are discussed, along with reflections on the complexities of the case and the nature of justice.---------------------------------------------------------------------TakeawaysRicky and Pamela built a successful life together.The 911 call revealed the chaos of the situation.Pamela felt guilty for not responding to Ricky's call.The investigation uncovered potential motives related to affairs.Circumstantial evidence played a significant role in the trial.The life insurance policy raised questions about motives.The jury's decision was based on evidence presented during the trial.The case highlights the complexities of true crime investigations.Public perception can differ from the jury's verdict.Justice can be a complicated and nuanced process.--------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Case03:05 The Rise of Ricky and Pamela05:44 The Night of the Incident08:36 The Investigation Begins09:03 New Chapter 211:19 Uncovering Affairs and Motives14:29 The Role of Family and Finances20:28 Trial and Conviction24:36 The Aftermath and Reflections28:58 New Chapter34:14 trueCrime-outro-low.wav-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------KEEP UP WITH USIG:@MURDERINTHEBLACKFACEBOOK:MURDER IN THE BLACK THE PODCASTTIKTOK:MURDERINTHEBLACKEMAIL:murderintheblackpodcast36@gmail.comWEBSITE:www.murderintheblackpodcast.com

SummaryThis episode delves into the tragic story of Tamika Huston, a young woman who disappeared in 2004. The narrative explores her life, the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, the investigation that followed, and the eventual discovery of her remains. It highlights the challenges faced by her family in seeking justice and the media's role in covering such cases. The episode also reflects on the broader implications of representation in media and the impact of crime on families.---------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction to Tamika Houston's Story02:29 The Disappearance of Tamika Houston06:05 Investigation Begins: Family and Police Involvement10:36 Discovery of Tamika's Car and Forensic Evidence14:39 The Search for Christopher Hampton18:34 Evidence Leads to Christopher's Arrest21:20 Christopher's Confession and Tamika's Remains24:50 Impact on the Houston Family29:43 Conclusion and Reflection on the Case30:28 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wav--------------------------------------------------------------------TakeawaysTamika Huston was a talented and adventurous young woman.Her disappearance raised concerns among family and friends.The investigation revealed a history of violence with her boyfriend.Tamika's car was found, leading to crucial evidence.Christopher Hampton became a key suspect in her case.DNA evidence linked Christopher to Tamika's disappearance.The community played a vital role in the investigation.Media representation of missing persons can be biased.The Huston family faced significant challenges in seeking justice.Tamika's story continues to impact her family and community.

SummaryThe conversation delves into the tragic murder case of Martre Coles, a young man whose life was cut short by those he trusted. The hosts explore the details of the case, including the discovery of his body, the dynamics within his family, and the eventual arrest and conviction of his stepmother and stepsister. The discussion highlights themes of grief, manipulation, and the impact of familial relationships on the events leading to Martre's death.---------------------------------------------------------------------SummaryThe conversation delves into the tragic murder case of Martre Coles, a young man whose life was cut short by those he trusted. The hosts explore the details of the case, including the discovery of his body, the dynamics within his family, and the eventual arrest and conviction of his stepmother and stepsister. The discussion highlights themes of grief, manipulation, and the impact of familial relationships on the events leading to Martre's death.---------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Case03:22 The Discovery of Martre Coles05:02 Martre's Background and Family Dynamics07:42 The Circumstances of Martre's Disappearance10:12 Investigation Begins13:18 The 12-Year-Old's Testimony16:11 Unraveling the Suspects18:53 The Arrest of Denise and Latoya21:34 Trial and Conviction24:34 Final Thoughts and Reflections32:28 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wav-------------------------------------------------------------------KEEP UP WITH USIG:@MURDERINTHEBLACKFACEBOOK:MURDER IN THE BLACK THE PODCASTTIKTOK:MURDERINTHEBLACKEMAIL:murderintheblackpodcast36@gmail.comWEBSITE:www.murderintheblackpodcast.com

SummaryIn this episode of 'Murder in the Black', hosts Steph and MD delve into the tragic case of Quiana and Jan Jenkins, a young interracial couple whose lives were cut short by a brutal murder. The discussion covers their backgrounds, the discovery of their bodies, the investigation that followed, and the eventual arrest and trial of the suspects involved. The case highlights themes of hate crimes, military connections, and the importance of speaking out against wrongdoing.---------------------------------------------------------------------Chapters00:00 Introduction to Betrayed Brotherhood03:32 The Lives of Kiana and Jan06:25 The Discovery of the Crime Scene09:04 Investigation Begins: Racial Slurs and ATM Leads12:07 Identifying the Suspects14:36 The Arrest and Confessions17:02 Trial and Sentencing20:03 Reflections on Crime and Responsibility30:09 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wav--------------------------------------------------------------------TakeawaysQuiana Jenkins was a dedicated public health professional.Janek Jenkins served in the military after 9/11.The couple was married for only two months before their tragic murder.The crime scene indicated a personal attack with racial slurs present.Investigators suspected military involvement due to proximity to Camp Pendleton.Tyrone Miller had a motive related to performance evaluations.Emrys John was identified as the shooter by his co-defendants.The suspects had a history of criminal behavior prior to the murders.The trial revealed the brutal nature of the crime and the lack of remorse from the perpetrators.The case serves as a reminder of the importance of speaking out against injustice.--------------------------------------------------------------------KEEP UP WITH USIG:@MURDERINTHEBLACKFACEBOOK:MURDER IN THE BLACK THE PODCASTTIKTOK:MURDERINTHEBLACKEMAIL:murderintheblackpodcast36@gmail.comWEBSITE:www.murderintheblackpodcast.com

Keywordstrue crime, Antoinette Frank, New Orleans, police officer, murder case, criminal investigation, psychological evaluation, justice system, trials, death penaltySummaryThe conversation delves into the chilling true crime case of Antoinette Frank, a New Orleans police officer who became involved in a brutal murder at a Vietnamese restaurant. The hosts explore the crime scene, witness accounts, and the subsequent investigation that revealed Frank's shocking connection to the crime. They discuss her troubled background, motives, and the psychological evaluations that failed to prevent her from becoming an officer. The episode culminates in the trials and current status of Frank's death sentence, raising questions about justice and the complexities of human behavior.TakeawaysAntoinette Frank was a police officer involved in a murder.The crime took place in New Orleans in 1995.Witness accounts initially supported Frank's story.Frank had a troubled background and sought revenge.The murders were a botched robbery.Frank's psychological evaluation raised red flags.The jury took only 22 minutes to convict Frank.Frank's relationship with a career criminal was pivotal.The case highlights issues in the justice system.Frank's current status is pending appeal.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Case01:47 The Crime Scene Unfolds05:37 Witness Accounts and Investigative Challenges11:02 Antoinette Frank's Involvement15:21 The Investigation Deepens19:46 Antoinette's Background and Relationship with Roger25:06 Psychological Evaluation and Hiring Controversies26:04 Shifting Blame and the Arrest of Roger27:55 The He Said, She Said Scenario29:59 The Night of the Murders37:03 Trials and Sentencing40:07 The Death Penalty and Appeals45:10 The Impact of Trauma47:00 New Chapter50:45 The Psychological Evaluation and Police Entry53:35 trueCrime-outro-high-long.wavKEEP UP WITH USIG:@MURDERINTHEBLACKFACEBOOK:MURDER IN THE BLACK THE PODCASTTIKTOK:MURDERINTHEBLACKEMAIL:murderintheblackpodcast36@gmail.comWEBSITE:www.murderintheblackpodcast.c