28 Days of Violence

Myrtle Elizabeth Walker
28 Days of Violence

Listen & experience 28 Days of Violence podcast in this daily series. Each episode brings a gripping chapter of a fictional narrative inspired by real events, diving deep into systemic injustice, resilience, & hope. From mysterious deaths to the fight for justice, follow FBI Agent Dwayne Williams as he uncovers hidden truths. This thought-provoking series challenges societal norms & inspires dialogue. Ideally, you should listen to the cast daily throughout Black History Month in sequential order to explore stories that matter. Printed books are available.

  1. 20 JAN

    Day 28: February 28

    The climactic resolution of the series brings justice to some but leaves lingering questions about the cost of systemic failures and the road to change. As the day ends in Sanford, Dwayne and his team work tirelessly from their makeshift command center, navigating the chaos they've unleashed. Inside the abandoned Nickelodeon studio, the atmosphere is charged with determination despite exhaustion. Dwayne reflects on the weight of their mission, aware that their fight for justice has grown into a powerful movement. Meanwhile, in Anniston, Alabama, Assistant Director Kim Carter takes command of the FBI task force, bringing decisive leadership and reshaping the hunt for Dwayne's network. Two forces, both determined and unyielding, prepare to collide as the storm of change gathers momentum.

    59 min

  2. 20 JAN

    Day 27: February 27

    Jamari Southworth’s case Resolved. Dwayne begins the day seeking solace with his mother, who provides him with encouragement and grounding as he prepares for pivotal decisions. In the control room, he strategizes with his team, instructing them to organize a meeting with high-ranking operatives and prepare for the immediate transfer of George Pennyman to Florida. Dwayne emphasizes the need for tighter strategy and coordination as the network approaches a critical turning point. As preparations intensify, Dwayne grapples with the moral and strategic implications of the network's actions. He consults with Deuce, his AI system, exploring scenarios of public exposure versus maintaining a shadowy influence. Ultimately, Dwayne resolves to become the public face of the network to inspire change while committing to a non-lethal approach to justice. During a conference call with key operatives, Dwayne delivers a powerful speech, outlining his vision for the network to shift from reactionary tactics to proactive leadership in systemic change. The team largely supports his plan, but one influential figure, Michael Willis—the founder of the network—remains silent and abruptly leaves the call, creating an undercurrent of uncertainty. Dwayne orders final preparations for the next day’s operation and shocks his team by revealing his plan to publicly kill George Pennyman on camera as a calculated move in the fight for justice. The chapter ends with tension in the air, as the weight of Dwayne’s decisions sets the stage for the escalating conflict.

    42 min

  3. 19 JAN

    Day 26: February 26

    Walter Greene's case Resolved. Malcolm Dyson’s case Resolved. the narrative shifts between two settings: the bustling activity of Prince George’s County, where Dwayne and his team strategize their next steps in fighting systemic injustice, and the quiet, haunting stillness of West Point, Mississippi. While Dwayne and his network focus on refining their mission and expanding their impact, a parallel tragedy unfolds in West Point, outside their knowledge. Two officers, tied to the controversial death of Malcolm Dyson—a young Black man who died in police custody—are found dead in chillingly gruesome circumstances. Both deaths appear to be suicides, their notes expressing profound guilt and remorse for their role in Dyson’s death. The community wrestles with the implications of their actions, torn between seeing the officers as victims of guilt or as perpetrators receiving an overdue reckoning. The chapter juxtaposes Dwayne’s resolve to build a better future with the lingering specter of past injustices coming to light, underscoring the pervasive and far-reaching consequences of systemic failures. The question lingers: are these events isolated acts of remorse or the harbingers of something more sinister?

    44 min

  4. 18 JAN

    Day 25: February 25

    Dwayne and his team execute a high-stakes mission to extract Roshell, an undercover agent posing as a correctional officer. Amid coordinated distractions and a simulated prison break, the team maneuvers through tense corridors and unforeseen challenges to pull off a flawless operation. As Roshell processes her unexpected rescue, Dwayne monitors every move from the control room, ensuring precision and minimal risk. Meanwhile, a viral video showcasing Jonas as a hero becomes an unexpected asset, sparking Dwayne’s vision for leveraging public support to strengthen their cause. The chapter showcases strategy, loyalty, and the weight of leadership in a race against time.

    38 min

  5. 17 JAN

    Day 24: February 24

    In this chapter, the stakes are heightened as Dwayne and his team navigate multiple crises in real-time. A tense hostage situation unfolds with Chester White holding Officer Raynor and his family at gunpoint. Through careful strategy and the emotional connection forged by Jonas Fields, the situation is de-escalated without violence, highlighting the power of understanding over aggression. As the team breathes a sigh of relief, another layer of complexity emerges. A miscommunication regarding Rachel Morgan’s undercover status reveals a critical oversight, leaving Dwayne to piece together the puzzle of interconnected cases. The realization that one operative may still be in imminent danger drives home the urgency and fragility of their mission. This chapter captures the intense pressure of managing life-or-death scenarios, the importance of trust within the team, and the ever-present risks of working in the shadows.

    1h 6m

  6. 17 JAN

    Day 23: February 23

    Talia Banderson’s case Resolved. As Dwayne and his team secure Fletch and Kendall in a tense extraction at Lake Norman, the mission’s success is overshadowed by the looming threat of the FBI closing in. Meanwhile, a chilling report from Cleveland unveils the tragic suicides of two officers tied to a controversial case, hinting at deeper connections and unresolved tensions. With his mother’s words of encouragement grounding him, Dwayne must rally his team to stay ahead in a fight that’s growing more complex and far-reaching. The battle for justice is only beginning.

    40 min

  7. 16 JAN

    Day 22: February 22

    Dwayne comforts his grieving mother, explaining why he faked his death to protect her. By morning, he’s back in the control room, leading an operation to secure Aaron and Jesse while uncovering Kendall’s role in sabotaging Officer Baker’s health. At the FBI’s Anniston office, Gena learns Dwayne, Jesse, and Aaron are alive and heads to North Carolina to confront them. Meanwhile, Dwayne prepares a covert extraction for his operatives and plans to outmaneuver Fletch, an elusive threat targeting Officer Riley, while ensuring no lives are lost.

    44 min

  8. 15 JAN

    Day 21: February 21

    Dwayne and his team uncover a pattern linking covert operatives to unresolved cases of injustice across several states. With DALON 2.0 online, they identify potential targets and prepare to intercept Kendall, a deep-cover agent embedded in the field. As Aaron and Jesse are deployed for a delicate extraction, Dwayne balances the mission's high stakes with a brief moment of solace, ensuring his mother’s safety while preparing for the challenges ahead.

    46 min
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Listen & experience 28 Days of Violence podcast in this daily series. Each episode brings a gripping chapter of a fictional narrative inspired by real events, diving deep into systemic injustice, resilience, & hope. From mysterious deaths to the fight for justice, follow FBI Agent Dwayne Williams as he uncovers hidden truths. This thought-provoking series challenges societal norms & inspires dialogue. Ideally, you should listen to the cast daily throughout Black History Month in sequential order to explore stories that matter. Printed books are available.

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  • Creator
    Myrtle Elizabeth Walker
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    28
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Myrtle Elizabeth Walker
  • Show Website
    28 Days of Violence

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