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VAMOS POR POWEREP 40 - Priscilla González: Una voz de empoderamiento en Vamos Por Power.Priscilla González: Una voz de empoderamiento en Vamos Por Power.¡Vamos por Power es un podcast dedicado a destacar el empoderamiento femenino! Desde los estudios de Poder 102.1 FM en North Providence, Rhode Island, Julia Norma Rodriguez, la conductora del programa, invita a mujeres de diversas áreas para compartir sus historias y lecciones aprendidas. Cada episodio es una oportunidad para inspirar a las mujeres a perseguir sus metas y alcanzar su máximo potencial. Si estás interesado en conocer más sobre este podcast y mantenerte al día co...2024-05-2334 min
It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)FAQs - Part 1On this episode, we answer some questions that have been submitted by listeners. Here are the questions:Will Norma finally accept IG follower requests? Are yall dating anyone?What motivates you? What practice area is Norma going into?What is Priscilla’s new job? Can Priscilla mentor me?What shocked you most about the podcast process?What case(s) lives rent free in your mind?What’s the most important thing you learned about yourselves from hosting this podcast?What is it like to look back on 100 episodes together?We will be doing a FAQs Part 2 for our 3rd...2024-05-0121 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 93: Tynesha StewartTynesha Stewart was an honors student throughout high school and graduated in the top 3% of her class. Talk about black excellence! Unsurprisingly, she had scholarship offers to multiple colleges and ultimately decided to attend Texas A&M University, which was only 2 hours away. Tynesha was on the verge of completing her second semester in college when tragedy struck. Law enforcement describes this case as one of the most gruesome ones they've seen in their careers. Who could commit such a heinous crime against Tynesha? Unfortunately, the answer lurks devastatingly close to home.For a list of sou...2024-01-3046 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 92: Andreen McDonaldAt 20, Andreen McDonald, a Jamaican native, married Andre McDonald, a captain in the Air Force, and moved to San Antonio, Texas to begin their lives together. By 22, she had built an assisted living business. By 29, that business had made her a millionaire. Everything in her life was absolutely fabulous: she was now a mom to a beautiful daughter, had a loving husband and tons of support from her family and friends. By all accounts, she was healthy and seemingly happy. But as we know, not all that glitters is gold and while 29 marked the year she became a millionaire, it al...2024-01-2349 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 91: Angela BledsoeAngela Bledsoe had experienced much success as a financial analyst in her 20’s, which continued to grow through the years. By 2018, Angela, 44, was also a mother to six-year-old Alana and living in a beautiful home in Montclair, NJ, with her longtime partner and father of her child, James Ray. All seemed to be going well for this thriving family, until the fateful day of October 22, 2018. But that was just the tip of the iceberg. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/angela-bledsoeAttorney Benjamin Crump's...2024-01-091h 00It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 90: LaVena JohnsonIn 2005, LaVena Johnson, 19, was in the midst of an active tour in Iraq. Just two years prior, she had decided to follow in her father’s footsteps by enlisting in the U.S. army—a dream that became her own. Flash forward to July 2005, LaVena had only been deployed for six weeks in Iraq when things suddenly took a turn. What came next were a series of conflicting stories and details about her time in the U.S. army. So, will the truth be revealed? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit...2024-01-0258 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 89: Tamika HustonTamika Huston, 24, had a promising future ahead of her. In the summer of 2004, she had just completed another semester of nursing school when she suddenly goes off the radar. Tamika’s family and friends assumed she had taken a spontaneous trip to kick off the summer. But they knew something wasn’t right when Tamika’s beloved dog Macy was found left behind in her home. So, where did Tamika go off to?For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/tamika-hustonAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instagram post highlig...2023-11-071h 02It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 88: Tyarra WilliamsOn January 7, 2016, Tyarra Williams, 19, had just completed her first day of college classes and was looking forward to picking up her textbooks and school supplies the following day. This was a big deal for Tyarra, who decided to pursue a career in early childhood development. But the next day came and went without a single word from Tyarra. So, what changed in the matter of a day? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/tyarra-williamsAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instagram post highlighting our podcast:https://www.ins...2023-10-1739 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 87: Mikarah SandersOn New Years Eve of 2009, Mikarah Sanders, 15, had planned to ring in the new year with her boyfriend and some friends. But a few hours before the clock struck 12, shots were suddenly fired. Mikarah’s family are stunned by the news. Mikarah is kindhearted and wise beyond her years. So, who would want to hurt Mikarah or was it simply a case of wrong place, wrong time? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/mikarah-sandersAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instagram post highlighting our podcast:https://www...2023-10-101h 02It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 86: Latrese CurtisLatrese Curtis, 21, was on her way home to her husband. But while awaiting her arrival, he had fallen asleep. In the morning, Latrese had still not returned home. Panic soon set in as her family tried desperately to find her. What they uncovered was something completely unexpected. So, what really happened to Latrese? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/latrese-curtisAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instagram post highlighting our podcast:https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp88TlNOD3F/?igshid=Mzc1MmZhNjY=Good M...2023-10-0359 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 85: Shania GrayShania Gray, 16, was a straight A student, and a star athlete with a bright future. Shania was well aware that she was destined for greatness and was very appreciative of her family and friends for always having her back. Still in the midst of all of this, Shania had a dark secret that only a select few knew about. And Shania was about to learn a tough lesson that sometimes people are not who they seem to be—yes, even friends. So, what really happened to Shania and could the people in her life really be trusted?...2023-09-1951 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 84: The Tunstall FamilyJimella Tunstall, 23, didn’t have the easiest life but was working hard to turn her life around. In September 2006, Jimella was 7 months pregnant with her fourth child. She was excited to welcome her new bundle of joy and really prided herself in being a mother. So, when her family hadn’t heard from her in a few days, they were very concerned. Not long after, Jimella’s children also go missing. This leaves detectives and their family completely baffled. Did someone have it out for the Tunstall family? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictur...2023-09-1250 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 83: The Taylor FamilyFor many years, the Taylors were highly respected in their community of Wendell, NC. Angela Taylor, the matriarch of the family, was a preacher, and her husband, Sylvester Taylor Sr., was a deacon. Their unwavering faith and support really helped their daughter LaTonya—especially as she navigated life as a newly separated mother of three. But that suddenly changed on April 9, 2014. LaTonya was in her bedroom when heard a series of noises that caught her attention. What transpired next would leave an everlasting mark on the Taylor family. For a list of sources from today's episode and pic...2023-08-2944 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 82: Patricia Neverson / Donna DavisJuly 8, 2002, was a day that would forever change the lives of two families in Brooklyn, NY. For the family of Patricia Neverson, 39, when she didn’t show up to her son Akim’s basketball game, her concerned family immediately calls 911. In the midst of their confusion and panic, another family—the Davis family, who also live in the neighborhood, have a feeling that something just isn’t right. Their daughter, Donna Davis, 38, did not come home after grad school like she normally does. Could these be random coincidences or something more sinister?For a list of sources from toda...2023-08-221h 00It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 81: Mel CottonOn the morning of October 6, 2003, Mel Cotton, a 30 year old and single mom, was supposed to take her son to her sister’s house before work. When Mel failed to do so, her sister suspected something was wrong. But nothing could prepare her for what she saw once she arrived at Mel’s house. Mel’s family, friends, and community are left stunned and don’t know where to begin— that is until Mel’s friend, Christina, calls detectives. Could this be the key to finding out what really happened to Mel? For a list of sources fr...2023-08-0851 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 80: Mitrice RichardsonMitrice Richardson, 24, decided to take a drive to Malibu, CA on September 16, 2009. On that drive she spotted a restaurant and decided to get something to eat. While dining alone, Mitrice noticed a table of people who appeared to be having a good time and asked if she could join. Initially intrigued by her, the patrons and staffers soon grew concerned by Mitrice’s behavior. Ultimately, 911 is called but what transpired after would leave her loved ones with more questions than answers. So, what really happened to Mitrice? For a list of sources from today's episode and pic...2023-08-011h 03It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 79: Ashanti Billie/ Amber HagermanIn the wake of Carlee Russell’s eerie disappearance from a stretch of highway in Alabama, her parents urged law enforcement to issue an “Ashanti Alert” on Carlee’s behalf. On this week’s episode, we dive into the alert systems that have our phones vibrating off the hook. First, we tell the story of Ashanti Billie, the 19 year old student behind the Ashanti Alert. And since we are talking about alerts, we also felt it was only right to cover the story of Amber Hagerman, the nine year old behind the infamous Amber Alert. For a list of sourc...2023-07-1852 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 78: Tierra HallOn the morning of March 27, 2015, Tierra Hall, a junior at Jordan High School in Durham, NC, left her home for school. It was the Friday before Spring Break and Tierra had plans to spend time with her best friend, Amya. Tierra’s mother, Koteya Hall, knew of Tierra’s plans. So, when Tierra didn’t come home Friday night, Koteya assumed she was at a friend’s house. But that wasn’t the case. In fact, no one knew where Tierra was or that she was even missing. Before search efforts were underway, a tip comes in—a sighting of a young, B...2023-07-1149 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 77: Yolanda HolmesOn September 2, 2012, Yolanda Holmes, a successful hair salon owner, was fast asleep when someone entered her apartment and did the unthinkable. Her family and friends are left completely baffled. They, along with detectives, have no clue as to who would want to hurt Yolanda. Just as all hope seemed lost, a closer look at the evidence would uncover an unexpected lead. Could this be the key to solving what really happened to Yolanda? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/yolanda-holmesAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instagram post hi...2023-06-271h 06It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 76: The Kuria FamilyOriginally from Kenya, Jane Kuria, a widow, and her three children, Isabella, Annabel, and Jeremy, came to the United States in the early 2000’s looking for a better life. Jane worked extremely hard to provide her children with a stable and comfortable upbringing in Atlanta, GA. But that would all change one summer night in 2007. It was supposed to be a fun filled day for her son Jeremy and his cousin Peter, who planned to spend the night. Unfortunately, things did not go as planned. Instead her family and community, both in Atlanta and Kenya, are left wondering what...2023-06-1352 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 75: Cherry WalkerCherry Walker, 39, was an overly trusting and sweet person. Although her kind nature and developmental delay made her especially vulnerable, that didn’t stop Cherry from living her best life and working hard. In 2009, she was hired as a babysitter for Kimberly Cargill's son. It was a job that she loved dearly. But when Cherry doesn’t show up to her family’s church for Father’s Day, her father knew in his gut something just wasn’t right. Will his fatherly instinct be one of many clues that helps solve his daughter’s disappearance? Tune in! For a li...2023-06-0658 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 74: Tiana Notice In February 2009, Tiana Notice, 25, was in her last semester of graduate school at the University of Hartford and had recently rekindled things with her college sweetheart. They even had plans to get engaged on Valentine’s Day. But what was supposed to be a day of love would end in a shocking tragedy. Now, her family and friends are left with more questions than answers as they uncover a clear mishandling by the justice system. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/tiana-noticeAttor...2023-05-3059 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 73: LaNell BarsockLaNell Barsock, a 29-year-old vocational nurse, had just bought a home with her boyfriend, Louis Bonheur. Although this was a major stepping stone for the couple, like most relationships, things weren't always easy. Still, LaNell and her boyfriend were willing to work through this. But their reconciliation would be short lived, leaving her family, friends, and detectives with many questions. So, what really happened at their home on June 16, 2010? Tune in. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/lanell-barsockAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instagram post highlighting our p...2023-05-231h 09It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 72: Jerryell FosterJerryell Foster, a young mother, aspiring hairdresser and fashionista, was scheduled to work her shift at a clothing boutique on Thanksgiving Day of 2009. She was looking forward to meeting with her family once her shift was over. But when her family hadn't heard from her they became concerned. Jerryell never showed up to the family gathering. So, what could possibly be the hold up on Thanksgiving Day? Detectives and her family are determined to find the answer. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/jerryell-fosterAtt...2023-05-1652 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 71: Anndrea CaruthAnndrea Caruth, 39, a native of the island of St. Vincent, had worked hard to establish an early childhood center in her multifamily home in the Bronx, New York. Anndrea had recently learned that she was expecting a baby with her fiancé when she suddenly vanished. Her disappearance leaves family, friends, and neighbors baffled. Now, detectives are desperate to find the pregnant mom-to-be. What they uncovered about Anndrea’s whereabouts would forever shock the community. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/anndrea-caruthAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instag...2023-05-021h 02It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 70: Jasmine LynnJasmine Lynn, 19, had plans to go out one night during her Fall 2009 semester. Jasmine, who was a sophomore at Spelman College, was especially looking forward to her friend's party at nearby Clark Atlanta University. It seemed like a typical night until a fight breaks out just outside of her friend's campus apartment. Now, detectives must rely on the accounts of witnesses to piece together what really happened on the early morning of September 3, 2009. Would their statements help make or break this case? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.co...2023-04-251h 08It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 69: Aniya Mack On June 24, 2018, Aniya Mack, 24, left her home for a meeting regarding an upcoming performance at her church—Second Baptist Church in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Her boyfriend, Donnovan Lewis, was adamant that this was Aniya's last known location. It had been days since he and Aniya's family heard from Aniya. Now, detectives are working quickly to piece together what really happened to her, as clues start to unravel a secret life. Could this be the missing piece to finding Aniya? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/aniya-mackA...2023-04-1158 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 68: Sabrina BuieOn September 24, 1983, Sabrina Buie, 11, went to her friend’s house to drop off a bike. Her sister, Tenita, who was 4 years old at the time, notes that it was the last time she saw Sabrina alive. Detectives are eager to solve this case by any means necessary, but will this stance benefit Sabrina’s family or torpedo the case?For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/sabrina-buieAttorney Benjamin Crump's Instagram post highlighting our podcast:https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp88TlNOD3F/?igshid=Mzc1Mm...2023-04-041h 17It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 67: Cherice RaginsCherice Ragins, 24, planned to spend the weekend with her boyfriend Travis like she had many times before. But when her mother didn’t hear from Cherice on the night of February 19, 2010, and the days that followed, she became extremely worried. It was not like Cherice to not check in with her mother, Clariese. When she later learns that Cherice did in fact spend the weekend with Travis at his parent’s house, she feels somewhat relieved. But that relief was short lived when Travis could not account for Cherice’s whereabouts after walking together to the bus stop that Sunday...2023-03-291h 05It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 66: Danielle LocklearIn the summer of 2013, Danielle Locklear moved to North Carolina to live with her grandparents and her aunt, while her mom dealt with a painful divorce. Danielle was excited to have a distraction from that -- and in came in the form of a new love interest: Je'Michael. It wouldn’t take long for Danielle, 15, to get acclimated to North Carolina —she got straight A’s and made lots of friends. All was going well until one night in 2014 when Danielle left her house to return a book to her neighbor/ friend and never came back. Her disappearance was a huge s...2023-03-211h 19It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 65: Ayesha Turner Ayesha Turner was a young mother of two—a 5-year-old and 12-year-old. Ayesha had graduated Everest College as a medical assistant and was starting to get her life in order. But on the evening of October 5, 2012, Ayesha would leave the home she shared with her mother and kids and never return. Ayesha’s mother stated that this was out of character for her daughter and reported her missing immediately. The weeks that followed would bring forth a series of third-party statements sending detectives in a frenzy to find out what happened to Ayesha and why. Will they be able to cr...2023-03-0758 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 64: The Blair and Berry KidsMichelle Blair had four children: Gabi, Stoni, Stephen and Matthew. To the outside world, she appeared to be a devoted mother and her children appeared to lead happy lives. However, behind closed doors, the children were subjected to inhumane behavior — and what could make this situation more disturbing? It was all at the hands of someone who they thought would protect them.Disclaimer: This case contains violence against children. As always, listeners’ discretion is advised.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/blair-berryOxy...2023-02-281h 10It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 63: Felecia WilliamsIn 2014, Felecia Williams was just a 9-year-old in the third grade. Like most children her age, Felecia was inquisitive yet naive. The second youngest of six girls, Felecia developed a close relationship with her neighbor and family friend, Eboni Wiley. But this close bond would be forever broken by the events that transpired on May 16, 2014. Felecia was missing and Eboni could not account for the child's whereabouts, leaving Felecia's family and investigators baffled. So, did Eboni possibly have something to do with Felecia's disappearance? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.i...2023-02-141h 04It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 62: Michelle Soto / Marshall Morgan Jr. / Deborah Jackson [Part 2] In Part 1, we leave off with the "conclusion" of Marshall Jr.'s case. However, at that point in time (1996), Michelle Soto's case was still unsolved. In Part 2, we continue to unravel this story, introduce Deborah and try to make sense of the "pattern" between the murders. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/michellesotoOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2023-02-0832 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 61: Michelle Soto / Marshall Morgan Jr. / Deborah Jackson [Part 1]Michelle Soto is a devoted mother and beloved teacher. Her murder in the Summer of 1995 leaves the community in shock. A local reporter, Renee Ferguson, is tapped to look into her case and soon discovers that there may be a common link in Michelle’s case and the cases of other people, like Marshall Jr. Looking into this case starts to unravel something bigger than Renee could imagine. In Part 1, law enforcement is confronted with Renee’s findings. But will they ignore what’s right in front of them or do something about it?For a list of sources...2023-02-0751 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 60: Alicia RayAlicia Ray, 20, was just beginning to embark on her future. She jumped at the opportunity of independence by moving back home to Sacramento, California. But instead of living with family as she had done all of her life, Alicia decided to move in with her high school friend. Although Alicia’s mom was supporting her financially, she was determined to make it on her own. Almost immediately, Alicia started to job hunt. In just three short weeks, Alicia’s job search would come to an end. So, did she get the job? For a list of sources from...2023-01-311h 01It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 59: Denita SmithDenita Smith, 25, was looking forward to her future: a fellowship at NYT, a wedding to her partner of 6 years and all the other accolades that come with being in your 20s. When that all comes crashing down, detectives are stuck with a funky puzzle to decipher. Who killed Denita?For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/denitaOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2023-01-1752 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 58: Sarah WashingtonSummary: Sarah Washington, a 25 year old aspiring model, had just signed with a modeling agency. It was a dream come true for Sarah, who once struggled with her self-confidence. She was praised by her family and friends not only for her success, but also for her overall kindness and unwavering faith. It was no surprise that Sarah seemed to attract really great things into her life. At least that appeared to be the case until one fateful day in June 2014. What happened next would leave her community in shambles. For a list of sources from toda...2023-01-0356 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 57: Cateresa MatthewsCateresa Matthews, 14, is a typical eighth grader: she spends time with her friends and is involved in extracurricular activities at school. In November 1991, Cateresa is on her way home from her Grandmother's house and encounters an evil presence or several... This case has so many twists and turns and leaves you wondering about the meaning of justice.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/cateresaOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-12-2050 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 56: Jacklyn MillerJacklyn Miller, 21, a talented hairdresser and recent graduate of New Wave Hair Academy in Tennessee, suddenly goes missing in November 2010. Her customers are left wondering when they should reschedule their hair appointments. But at home, her family, friends, and boyfriend are desperately trying to get in contact with Jackie. They are adamant that someone knows about Jackie’s whereabouts. Could a series of anonymous calls to Crime Stoppers crack Jackie’s case? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/jacklynmillerOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/l...2022-12-1351 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 55: Nacole Smith / Betty BrownThis case is just another example of the evil that exists in this world. It's June 1995 and Nacole, 14, is wrapping up 8th grade. She is beyond excited to join her sister at the local high school. Nacole, a straight A-student, panics when she realizes that she forgot her project at home. Even though she 's almost at school, she turns back and makes a beeline back to her house to get the project. Unfortunately, she never made it to pick up the project.In the same neighborhood years later, Betty Brown, a middle school student, is walking home...2022-12-0639 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 54: Avis BanksThe year is 2006. Avis Banks, a 27 year-old mom-to-be and fiancé, was looking forward to what the next few months had in store for her. Avis, who was only 5 months pregnant in November 2006, had just moved into a new house in Mississippi with her fiancé, Keyon. Avis was living a fairytale life and was in the midst of planning a fairytale wedding, which was set for early 2007. It all seemed so promising until hints of a double life sends this picture perfect family crashing down. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www...2022-11-291h 11It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 53: Gloria PointerOn the morning of Thursday, December 6, 1984, 14 year old, Gloria Pointer, was getting ready for a school ceremony that was being held in her honor — to celebrate her perfect attendance record. Ironically, Gloria’s perfect attendance record was about to be unexpectedly tainted by something more sinister.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/gloriapointerOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-11-2258 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 52: Nailah FranklinOn September 18, 2007, Nailah Franklin, a young charismatic pharmaceutical rep suddenly went missing from her hometown of Chicago, Illinois. To her family, friends, and boyfriend, this was out of character for her. But threatening voicemails and email threads would reveal a web of lies and terror. Someone wanted Nailah dead and she let her friend know that if anything happened to her "that person" did it. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/nailahOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-11-161h 10It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 51: Victoria CarterDuring the fall semester of her junior year, Victoria Carter saw a flyer for a particular Divine Nine sorority. Victoria was eager to learn more about the prestigious sorority and set a goal to ultimately becoming a member. Victoria was ecstatic when she found out that she was picked to be a part of the Fall 2010 pledge class of said sorority. That excitement began to fade when she quickly realized that the process was both grueling and inhumane. But how bad could it get?… Worse than anyone could imagine.For a list of sources from today's episode and pi...2022-11-0855 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 50: Alyssiah WileyAlyssiah, 20, is a rising junior in college. When she’s not in the books, she is spending time with her family, bestie or boyfriend. Alyssiah gets into a car on Saturday, April 20, 2013. When she doesn’t show up to the class the following weeks, alarm bells go off — leaving everyone wondering: “What happened to Alyssiah?”**Trigger Warning: This case involves violence against children.**National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/alyssiahOur Social Media: www.itsthemystery...2022-09-1339 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 49: Shanae Wesley (Part 2)In Part 2 of Shanae's story, we pick up with Rodney, the person who police discovered to be in contact with Shanae on the day of / night before her murder. As we eluded to last week, this breaks the case wide open and leads us down a road no one saw coming.***Shanae Wesley is a doting mother, sister, friend, colleague, you name it. Even with all of these titles, it is clear that the most important one is being a mother to her 3 year old son. So much so, that she doesn't always take time for her...2022-09-0648 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 48: Shanae Wesley (Part 1 - Continued)It looks like Part 1 cut off prematurely. Here is the remaining approx. 7 minutes of it. Spin the block this weekend for part 2.***Shanae Wesley is a doting mother, sister, friend, colleague, you name it. Even with all of these titles, it is clear that the most important one is being a mother to her 3 year old son. So much so, that she doesn't always take time for herself. One night in October 2012, she decides to go out on the town for some fun and things take a horrific turn.For a list of sources from...2022-09-0207 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 48: Shanae Wesley (Part 1)Shanae Wesley is a doting mother, sister, friend, colleague, you name it. Even with all of these titles, it is clear that the most important one is being a mother to her 3 year old son. So much so, that she doesn't always take time for herself. One night in October 2012, she decides to go out on the town for some fun and things take a horrific turn.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/shanaewOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-09-0244 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 47: Takaylah TribittTakaylah Tribitt, 14, did not have the easiest life. Instead of being plagued by common teenage issues, she was dealing with greater challenges, such as living in a shelter by herself. Unfortunately, Takaylah’s circumstances left her susceptible to sinister behavior.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/takaylahOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-08-231h 08It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Follow Up 01: Josephine Holmes-Cook (Track 41)In our very first follow-up episode, we reveal some interesting tidbits we learned from speaking to someone close to Josephine's case. Some of which has never been shared in the news or on the tv show that covered the case. If you were on the fence before about whether Raynard truly committed this heinous crime (murdering his mother), perhaps this episode will bring clarity.. or muddy things even more.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/judge-cookOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-08-1624 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 46: Green / Allen Family (Part 2)We continue right where we left off -- Faith is in the hospital receiving treatment for the cuts to her face and the gunshot wound to her foot. She's in both physical and emotional pain from not only the bodily injury - but also from the horror of watching her two children be executed in front of her. But little did she know, that was just the beginning.National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/greenallen2Our Soc...2022-08-1622 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 45: The Green Family / Allen Family (Part 1)Faith Green grew up in the church -- so when she met her future husband, Gregory Green, at her father's church, she had "faith" that he was a God-fearing man. Unfortunately, instead of a God-fearing man, she may have met the Devil in disguise.National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/greenallen1Our Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-08-0930 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 44: Crystal Taylor/Jeremiah TaylorIn September 2001, Crystal Taylor was going about her life -- working, taking care of her 10 year old son and spending time with her family. She had just returned from a trip to Texas where she was busy caring for her mother, who was suffering from heart disease. Two days after returning from the trip, the family would get horrific news: Crystal had been murdered. As the police race to solve the case, they are met with surprise developments that throw the case into an almost 2 decade loop. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, plea...2022-06-011h 13It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 43: Courtney Smith/Christine Jackson In 1990, three year old, Courtney Smith, is taken in the middle of the night from her bed. The next day, her family makes a devastating discovery. The police arrest Levon Brooks for her murder. Eighteen months later, three year old, Christine Jackson, is also taken from her home in the middle of the night. The crimes are extremely similar in nature — even down to the age of the girls. Could it be a copy cat killer? A horrific coincidence? Or did the cops get it wrong… twice?**Trigger Warning: This case involves violence against children. Listener’s discretion is...2022-05-251h 03It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 42: Marie Altidor/Theresia Laverne/Samantha Altidor/Sabrina Altidor [Fixed Audio]In April of 1997, a family member makes a grisly discovery: three generations of a family -- murdered in cold blood. The case goes cold quickly before heating up again in 2021. Will the culprit finally be brought to justice?**Trigger Warning: This case involves violence against children. Listener’s discretion is advised**For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/altidorOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-05-1846 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 42: Marie Altidor/Theresia Laverne/Samantha Altidor/Sabrina AltidorIn April of 1997, a family member makes a grisly discovery: three generations of a family -- murdered in cold blood. The case goes cold quickly before heating up again in 2021. Will the culprit finally be brought to justice?**Trigger Warning: This case involves violence against children. Listener’s discretion is advised**For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/altidorOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-05-1846 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 41: Josephine Holmes-CookJosephine Holmes-Cook resided in the prestigious Cascade Heights neighborhood in ATL with her husband of 20+ years and their son, Raynard. Her day-job kept her pretty busy, but home life was otherwise everything she had hoped for. When she is found in a pool of blood in her home, it sends off alarms — not only because of her elite position she held in her community, but also because the culprit was closer than anyone could imagine. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/judge-cookOur Social Media: www.i...2022-05-131h 03It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 40: Kerri HarrisKerri, 30, is on the brink of graduating with her MBA. And in true black excellence fashion, she also is working at the same time. She enjoys the elements of her job as a food additive expert -- except one thing: her seemingly obsessive co-worker, Craig. From the start, she gets a bad feeling about Craig. But, it's a job. What's the worst that could happen? The answer? An obsession that takes a very dark turn.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/kerri-harrisOur Social Media: www.itst...2022-04-2752 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 39: Bianca JonesOn December 2, 2011, D'Andre Lane drops his nephew and daughter off at school. His youngest daughter, Bianca Jones, 2, is along for the ride. His next stop was going to be Bianca's mom's house to get some more clothes for Bianca because it was agreed that she could stay at his house longer. D'Andre does make it Bianca's mom's house, but without Bianca. He is adamant that his car was stolen with little Bianca in the back seat. The police think his story is a complete fabrication. But he is adamant that he is being honest. Somewhere in the middle lies the trut...2022-04-201h 06It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 38: Lovetta Armstead/Jazzmen/Jarrett/JTLovetta Armstead was a single mother to three children. She met her BF, Gary Green, in 2008 and by 2009, they were married. The marriage was not free of abuse and by September 2009, Lovetta decided to leave her husband. Unfortunately, her husband did not respect her decision.**Trigger Warning: This case involves violence against children.**National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/lovetta-armsteadOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-03-3058 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 37: Angela Brown/Juanita Hoffman/William Jefferson/Jerry KeyOn November 7, 2000, there was a small family gathering taking place at William's house in honor of Juanita getting an apartment. But the celebration comes to a tragic end, when a gun wielding douche bag has a different plan up his sleeve. And sadly, this douche bag is one of their own. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/angie-brownOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-03-2254 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 36: The Disappearance of Asha DegreeIn the wee hours of Valentine’s Day 2000, Asha Degree, 9, disappeared from her bedroom, which she shared with her brother, O’Bryant. Starting at around 3:45AM, witnesses report seeing a young black girl walking on a highway, which is about a mile away from Asha’s home. Asha’s family and law enforcement race against the clock to find answers and to bring Asha home, but will they be successful?For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/asha-degreeOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-03-1556 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 35: The Murder of Tina StewartTina Stewart, 21, is a star on the basketball court. Off the court — Tina runs into some issues with her roommate, Shanterrica Madden, 18. They share an off-campus apartment for the 2010-2011 school year and right away, both notice that their personalities could not be more different. Unfortunately, in the Spring of 2011, petty arguments escalate into something no one saw coming.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/tina-stewartOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links**Templates for emails demanding justice for Lauren Smith Fields: https://linkt...2022-03-0850 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 34: The Murder of Sherrice IversonIn 1997, Sherrice Iverson, 7, accompanied her father and brother (14) to a Las Vegas Casino. Indeed, a peculiar place for a child to be, but her father had brought her along on many other occasions. During this particular visit, Sherrice wandered right into an evil stranger’s path. **Trigger Warning: This story contains information about sexual assault and molestation.**For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/sherrice-iversonOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-03-0157 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Mini Mystery 01: Lauren Smith-FieldsLauren Smith-Fields met Matthew LaFountain (37, white male) on Bumble. According to the New York Times, they met in person for the first time three days later. This meeting occurred at Lauren’s CT apartment on December 11, 2021. Sadly, Lauren was found dead by her Bumble date, Matthew LaFountain, just a few hours later on December 12, 2021. Matthew LaFountain was the last person to see her alive. The circumstances surrounding Lauren’s death have left more questions than answers. Based on articles (please see sources), there were major mistakes made by law enforcement, including, but not limited to, not informing Lauren’s f...2022-02-2333 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 33: The Murder of Beverly JacksonIn January of 1995, Beverly Jackson (a devoted mother of 4), 39, is murdered in Miami. Police scramble to find the answers, but come up empty handed. Years later, a tip comes in from the most unlikely person and it reignites the case. Will Beverly finally get justice?For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/beverly-jacksonOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-02-1555 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 32: The Murder of Lita McClintonLita McClinton uprooted her life in ATL to allow her husband to indulge in his dreams of wining and dining with the wealthy in Palm Beach. Eventually, his incessant cheating and his racially charged emotions brings their 8 year marriage to a halt. As Lita begins to piece her life together, someone comes along and rips it all apart.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/lita-mcclintonOur Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2022-02-091h 02It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 31: The Murder of Cherica AdamsIn 1999, a 30-weeks pregnant, Cherica Adams, is shot multiple times in a drive-by shooting. Someone wanted her gone badly. Her baby too. That someone? None other than (former) NFL Player and the father of her unborn child, Rae Carruth. Norma said it best - “this sounds…like a movie” and I couldn’t agree more. You’ll have to hear it to believe it.**Trigger Warning: In this week's episode, we also discuss the recent tragedy of Cheslie Kryst. If you or someone you know is feeling suicidal, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifelife at 1-800-273-82552022-02-0254 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 30: The Murder of Keonte ChavisIn 2014, Keonte Chavis, 19, had just learned that she’d passed the Air Force exam with flying colors. Because she would have a short break before starting her new career, she decided to be proactive and stack her coins — which ultimately led her to apply for a job at a local supermarket. When she fails to show up to her job interview, it alarms her family. Two days later, they’d get the most gut wrenching news: Keonte had been murdered. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/keonte-chavis...2022-01-2647 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 29: The Mysterious Death of Kenneka JenkinsKenneka Jenkins goes to a hotel party with her BFF and never makes it out alive. Police, family and the media try to piece together the last hours of Kenneka’s life using hotel surveillance cameras, but a blindspot in the camera causes more questions than answers. Her case is considered solved, but as more details emerge, it makes you wonder if that is, in fact, true. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/kenneka-jenkins2022-01-1247 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 28: The Murder of Ryan HarrisRyan Harris, 11, was sexually assaulted and murdered in July 1998. Police initially arrested two black boys, ages 7 and 8, for her murder, after an anonymous tip comes in (as well as a statement that the boys had thrown rocks at her a few days before -- and possibly wanted her bike). Eventually, charges are dismissed against the two boys and someone else is convicted for Ryan’s murder. The case is closed, but it still leaves you with some lingering questions.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/ryan-harris2022-01-041h 00It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 27: The Mysterious Death of Jaleayah Davis (Part 2)Did Jaleayah Davis drive drunk or was she the victim of foul play? In Part 2, we wrap up the police's theory and dive right into her family's theory. By the end of the episode, you'll be unsure of how to answer the above question too...*Warning: This case contains extremely detailed information regarding the state of Jaleayah's body upon discovery. Listener's discretion is advised.*For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/jaleayah-davisGo Fund Me: https://www.gofundme.com/f/justice-for-jaleayah Our Soc...2021-12-2848 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 26: The Mysterious Death of Jaleayah Davis (Part 1)Jaleayah goes out on the town with friends/acquaintances on a November evening. Only hours later, she is found in the left lane of the highway in the most gruesome condition with no one around her. Just her car (still on) in the distance. The Wood County Sheriff’s Department considers the case to be closed and say that Jaleayah’s death was the result of her own drunk driving. Her mom, Kim Davis, goes to bat for Jaleayah — giving internet strangers a peek into official statements and reports collected by authorities. And what you read/hear makes you question eve...2021-12-2556 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 25: The Murder of Alexis MurphyAlexis was worried about getting the perfect senior picture. She wanted her hair to be on point so her mom gave her money to get some new weave and off she went. Unfortunately, an exciting moment turned into something more sinister when Alexis crosses paths with a truly evil stranger. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/alexis-murphy2021-12-1457 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 24: The Murder of Danielle MarshallDanielle Marshall meets Josh, the father of her child, while working at Goodwill. Their honeymoon phase comes to an abrupt end when Josh’s two-timing lifestyle is revealed. But Josh is a “if I can’t have you, nobody can” type and he goes to questionable and deplorable lengths to bring that to fruition. Just as you start to feel that justice is in the cards -- you have the carpet pulled from under you.National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemyst...2021-12-0752 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 23: The Murder of Christy DavisIn 1992, Christy Davis, 17, was shot and killed during an attempted robbery at her home. Deon Haynes, 16, was sentenced to life w/o the possibility of parole for Christy’s murder. After the verdict, Christy’s family attempted to put the pieces of their lives back together, but in 2012, a Supreme Court turned everything on its head. The Supreme Court ruling meant that Deon would be entitled to a re-sentencing hearing because he was 16 when he committed the murder and sentencing him to life w/o parole violated the Eighth Amendement of the Constitution (cruel & unusual punishment). This new ruling highlig...2021-11-3051 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 22: The Suspicious Death of Kendra JacksonThis week's episode explores the Kendra Jackson case -- a case that was investigated as both a suicide and homicide. In June of 2015, Kendra, 46, suffered a fatal gun shot wound to the head while in the company of her pastor boyfriend, William Pounds. Did Kendra (a mother of 2 children, churchgoer and overall gregarious person) commit suicide or did something more sinister happen? Because it is a solved case, we have the answer. Tune in to find out.National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 For a list of sou...2021-11-1650 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 21: The Murder of Shamaia SmithOn March 14, 2007, Shamaia was in the midst of her regular adulting routine: wake up, go to work, get off of work, rinse and repeat. Unfortunately, a customer of hers permanently disrupted this routine. The police close in within two months of Shamaia's murder/disappearance.. but what's something else that sends shockwaves? The fact that the culprit lived a seemingly uneventful/normal life as a wealthy white "family" man. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/shamaia-smith2021-11-0957 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 20: The Murder of Saleha HuudaSaleha Huuda was living the life of a typical 21 year old: hanging out with friends and a new boyfriend, enjoying her last year of college and keeping up with hobbies, like cheerleading, on the side. Sadly, just months before she was slated to graduate, her life was stolen by some truly evil and demented people (yes, plural). While her case is solved, it presents a startling narrative and cautionary tale laced in jealousy and domestic violence. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/saleha-huudaNational Domestic Viole...2021-11-0249 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 19: The Murder of Georgia Lee Moses (Georgia Leah)Although Georgia Lee Moses (Georgia Leah) was only 12 years old, she had the weight of adult responsibilities on her shoulders. By Spring of 1997, Georgia had dropped out of 6th grade and had been introduced to a lifestyle that no 12 year old could legally consent to. On or around August 13, 1997, Georgia was abducted, raped and murdered. Her naked body was discovered approximately 9 days later, on August 22nd, near Highway 101 and nearly 30 miles from where she was last seen. Georgia was *not* reported missing by any adults during that time period. In a strange twist of faith, it was her...2021-10-2643 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 18: The Murder of Demetria HillDemetria Hill, 19, and her best friend, Tamila, were approached by a stranger who offered to take them out to dinner. The girls found him to be charming and seemingly normal — and so, they took a chance. A chance they’d grow to regret. The night takes a turn for the worst after Tam is dropped off and Demetria heads out solo with the stranger, never to be seen again. Demetria’s mother, Sharon, takes matters into her own hands — canvassing neighborhoods and approaching said stranger. Her persistence ultimately helps detectives to finally crack the case wide open.For a list of...2021-10-1951 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 17: The Murder of Latasha HarlinsIn 1991, Latasha Harlins, 15, walked into a convenience store to purchase orange juice for $1.87. Instead of paying with the $2 she had in her hand, the store owner charged her a higher price: her life. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/latasha-harlins2021-10-1249 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 16: The Murder of Sandra Bonaventure (and her unborn child)It’s 2002. A homeless man is searching for food on the corner of W 56th and 12th Avenue in NYC, just along the West Side Highway. Instead, he finds a deceased human. After fingerprints are ran, it comes back to a Sandra Bonaventure: a 20 year old aspiring teacher in her junior year at SUNY New Paltz — who also happened to be 7 months pregnant. Who did this to Sandra and her baby? We have the answers. Well, most of them because it’s a solved case. Tune in to hear Sandra’s story. For a list of sources from today's epis...2021-10-0549 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 15: The Murder of Shilie TurnerWhen Shilie Turner, 17, goes missing before a big track meet, it sends the whole town into a frenzy. The cops work every angle and then pursue an unexpected one: bringing in a psychic. This proves to be incredibly helpful and puts cops on the direct path to the killer… who turns out to be someone that had been right in front of their face all along. **Before we get into the Shilie Turner case, we provide an update in the Chioma Grey case [Episode 13] and talk about the case that is captivating true crime, the Gabby Petito case...2021-09-2146 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 14: The Murder of Jamey WalkerOn May 8, 1981, Jamey Walker, 18, had just returned home from a date when she was kidnapped and held for ransom. Before the family could provide the requested amount of $75,000 to the kidnapper(s), Jamey was murdered. It would take 30+ years for "justice" to be served but even then... the ending is unlike anything anyone could have ever expected.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/jamey-walker2021-09-1452 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 13: The Disappearance of Chioma GraySurvelliance cameras show sophomore Chioma Gray, 15, getting into a car with her much older "boyfriend" -- if you can call him that -- Andrew Joshua Tefoya, 20. By 1:20PM, they've crossed the MX border and within days, her case has gone cold. What happened to Chioma Gray? For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/chioma2021-09-0740 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 12: The Murder of Kenyatta Barron and Ron'Niveya O'Neal; The Incredible Survival of Ron Jr.In June 2021, the clip of a murderer acting as his own counsel went viral -- specifically, for the over the top theatrics. In this episode, we put the spotlight on the victims of the heinous crime for which the murderer stood trial -- his longtime girlfriend and mother of his children, Kenyatta "Keke" Barron, his daughter, Jon'Niveya, and his son, Jon IV. For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/kjj2021-08-2441 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 11: The Murder of Linda RobinsonLinda Robinson, 36, had just returned home after dropping her teenage daughter at a skating rink. She was babysitting her niece, 7, and nephew (~6 months) at the time and had just begun making dinner. Her niece, 7, fell asleep and woke up to an absolute horror: the sound of the firing alarm and her Aunt Linda dead on the floor. This whodunnit spans 23+ years and when the killer is finally revealed — it leaves everyone stumped.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/linda-robinson2021-08-1742 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 10: The Murder of Chiquita TateChiquita Tate, 34, was a trailblazing criminal defense attorney. Even her adversaries in the courtroom could do nothing but praise her. Unfortunately, Chiquita’s personal life was a stark contrast from her reality. She constantly contemplated leaving her husband, who had a documented abusive streak. On February 19, 2009, Chiquita told her sister that she was done with her husband. That night, Chiquita, was murdered. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes/chiquita-tate2021-08-101h 01It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 09: The Murder of Kanika PowellKanika Powell, 28, heard a knock on her door in August 2008. The person on the other side knew her name, but she didn't know them. They said they were FBI. Kanika was so rattled that she emailed her family and friends an account of the event. She also called the police and the FBI - and installed a new security system. Just a few days later, Kanika was murdered. Tune in as we analyze the intracacies of Kanika's case, which is still unsolved.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episod2021-08-0338 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 08: The Murder of Mujey DumbuyaMujey Dumbuya, 16, did something that many are hesitant to do: in November 2017, she reported her abuser to authorities and began to prepare to testify against him at his upcoming trial. Unfortunately, Mujey was never able to do that because in January 2018, she was murdered. Tune in as we weave our way through this *solved* case.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes2021-07-2747 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 07: The Disappearance of the Bradley SistersOn July 6, 2001, Tionda, 10, and Diamond Bradley, 3 1/2, went missing from their Chicago home. A cryptic note written by Tionda and the revelation of a shocking voicemail has many wondering if the girls were met with something more sinister. Twenty years later -- and the case is still unsolved. Tune in as we try to piece together this whodunnit.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes2021-07-1345 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 06: The Murder of Nikki and Adrienne AndersonHelene “Nikki” Anderson, 27, her 4 year old daughter, Adrienne Anderson, and ~7 month old son, Marcus, were days away from starting their new life in San Diego with Nikki’s fiancee/Marcus’s dad. Unfortunately, that new chapter was never penned because on Wednesday, January 29th or the wee hours of Thursday, January 30th, 1986, Nikki and Adrienne were brutally murdered in their home, while ~7 month old, Marcus looked on from his crib. Decades later.... and the case is STILL unsolved. Detectives say they are closer than ever to solving it. Can you figure out this whodunnit?For a list of sources f...2021-07-0641 min
It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 05: The Murder of Ty UnderwoodTwenty-four year old Ty Underwood was looking for Mr. Right and an encounter with Mr. Wrong leads her to a tragic end. Ty's story highlights the dangers of being a black transwoman in America. As you'll see, Mr. Wrong's paranoia about being outed for dating a black transwoman leads him to make the worst decision ever. This part shouldn't need to be said, but we'll say it: ALL BLACK LIVES MATTER. Period.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes 2021-06-2941 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 04: The Murder of Sherita WilliamsThis week's episode is about a solved case: Sherita William's case. Sherita was 16 years old and a junior in HS when she was murdered. The case goes cold for about six years and then a hit in the CODIS database cracks it wide open.... but it is the "WHO" of the CODIS match that truly shocks everyone.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes 2021-06-2248 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 03: The Murder of Alberta JonesAlberta Odell Jones was the first black female prosecutor of Louisville, KY. However, within a few months of landing that job, she was murdered. More than 55 years later, her case still remains unsolved. Join us as we try to unravel this whodunnit.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes 2021-06-1544 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 02: The Murder of Tamara Greene (Part 2)In Part 2 of Tamara Greene's story, we dive into the three major theories surrounding her murder, the demise of the Hip Hop Mayor's political career and provide an update about what's going on with the case today.For a list of sources from today's episode and pictures, please visit www.itsthemysteryforme.com/episodes Our Social Media: www.itsthemysteryforme.com/links2021-06-0854 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 01: The Murder of Tamara Greene (Part 1)In our first official episode, we venture down the road of Tamara Greene's unsolved murder. It is, in fact, the road less travelled -- because there are barely any podcast episodes or major true crime TV shows focused on her story. Tamara was just shy of turning 27 years old when she was murdered in a drive-by shooting in Detroit, MI. Whispers soon began to grow surrounding her murder and its possible connection to an alleged party thrown at the Detroit Mayor's mansion a few months prior -- a party where Tamara was hired to dance for some of Michigan's most...2021-06-0144 minIt's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)Track 00: IntroductionIn the introductory episode, we talk about the origins of our podcast name, the inspo behind the podcast and what to expect from the episodes.2021-05-2008 min