Black Girl True Crime

3 white men offered an innocent black man a ride and drug him to death in back logging roads of Jasper, Texas. Let's discuss the life and murder of James Byrd Jr at the hands of 3 avowed white supremacists; John King, Shawn Berry, and Lawrence Brewer.

October 16th of 2002, the Dawson Family was murdered by Durrell Brooks. The murder was to retaliate at the family Matriarch Angela Dawson for reporting crime on the corner where they lived.

Join me and Coach AJ as we dive in to the Grim Sleeper Part 2. I thank ya'll for tuning in because for decades the Grim Sleeper hunted in his own backyard and because his victim profile was black sex workers who suffered from the illness of drug addiction; his crimes went unnoticed. Check out these cool links which are resources that I used for the episode

https://www.amazon.com/Grim-Sleeper-Women-South-Central/dp/1619027240

The Grim Sleeper was 1 out of many serial killers who preyed on Los Angeles. What's different about this case is the skin color of the victims. Black women in South Central LA were targeted and found murdered in alleys and amongst trash and many believe that LAPD stood by and allowed it to happen. Join me in part 1 while I take ya'll thru the timeline of the victims that were found up until 2002. Part 2 is where we get into the final victims and the investigations that took place resulting in the Grim Sleeper being caught after his hiatus.

If you have any information send it to 1800-577-8477. This is the NYCPD tip line. 

Chile, i am over these men. Muhammad is in the dirt, and Malvo is serving a life sentence. Listen to part 1 and part 2 first! 

Join me and Coco as we take a deep dive into the backgrounds of Lee Boyd Malvo and John Allen Muhammed who were tried and convicted of the Beltway Sniper Attacks of 2002. There are so many parts to this case and there is more to it than the infamous October attacks. Let's talk about it. 

Information for this episode came from interviews from Mildred Green and Isa Nichols

“When I dare to be powerful, to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid.” ―   Audre Lorde

Delphine Macarty was accused of the brutal torture and murder of her slaves in 1834. Let’s talk about it. Check out Madame Lalaurie, Mistress of the Haunted House by Carolyn Morrow Long