Their Stories To Tale: Black Girls Missing Or Murdered

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Their stories deserve to be told. Their Stories To Tale is a true crime and missing persons podcast centered on the stories of Black women and girls whose cases too often receive little attention, limited coverage, or are forgotten altogether. Through carefully researched storytelling, we revisit disappearances, unsolved cases, and lives cut short — bringing their names and stories back into the conversation. Featuring Vanished Without Headlines, our ongoing series highlighting missing Black women and girls whose disappearances never received the attention they deserved. New episodes every Tuesday. Because silence should never be the end of the story. Say their names. Share their stories. 🖤

  1. 1d ago ·  Bonus

    BONUS TALE: Her Husband Was Convicted of Murder — But Shanitia Eure-Lewis Is Still Missing

    A Bonus Tale from Their Stories to Tale. In July 2022, Shanitia Mikell Eure-Lewis attended church in Newport News, Virginia, and never returned for the second service as planned. The investigation that followed uncovered surveillance footage, disturbing internet searches, discarded belongings, blood evidence, and plans to leave the country. Her husband, Adrian Lewis, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. But Shanitia has never been found. 🖤 Say her name. Share her story. And don’t let her be forgotten. Follow Their Stories to Tale for more stories of missing and murdered Black women whose stories deserve to be heard.

  2. 5d ago

    Vanished Without Headlines: Alabama | Six Women, Six Unanswered Stories

    Six Black women disappeared from communities across Alabama, leaving behind unanswered questions and families who deserve answers. In this episode of Their Stories To Tale, Vanished Without Headlines turns its focus to Alabama — revisiting six disappearances that received far less attention than they deserved. What do we know about the circumstances surrounding their disappearances? What questions remain unanswered? And after the headlines fade — or never come at all — who keeps their stories alive? We do. If you have information about any of the cases discussed in this episode, please contact the appropriate law enforcement agency. If you don’t have information, you can still help: share this episode, remember their names, and help keep their stories in the conversation. 🎙️ Vanished Without Headlines — new episodes every Tuesday on Their Stories To Tale. Say their names.
Share their stories.
And never let them be forgotten.

  3. Sep 1

    Vanished Without Headlines: South Carolina | Six Women, Six Unanswered Stories

    Six Black women. Six disappearances. Six stories that deserve to be heard. In this episode of Their Stories To Tale, we travel to South Carolina for Vanished Without Headlines — a series dedicated to the cases of missing Black women and girls whose stories received far too little attention. Some disappeared decades ago. Others vanished more recently. But each case left behind unanswered questions, loved ones searching for answers, and a story that should never be forgotten. Listen as we revisit what is known about each disappearance and bring their names back into the conversation. If one of these stories stays with you, share this episode. Someone listening may know something. And even when answers remain out of reach, awareness matters. 🎙️ Vanished Without Headlines — new episodes every Tuesday on Their Stories To Tale. Say their names.
Share their stories.
And never let them be forgotten.

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    Their Stories To Tale Is Back 🎙️

    Their Stories To Tale is back — with a renewed focus on the stories that deserve to be heard. Beginning September 1, we’re bringing Vanished Without Headlines to the podcast — telling the stories of missing Black women and girls whose disappearances received far too little attention. New episodes every Tuesday at 6 AM. Because being overlooked should never mean being forgotten. Say their names. Share their stories. 🖤

  5. Feb 6

    Say Her Name: Honoring Missing & Murdered Black Women | Compilation

    Welcome back to Their Stories to Tale, the podcast where we honor, remember, and speak the names of missing and murdered Black women and girls. Today’s episode is a Say Her Name compilation — a collection of stories from women we have previously honored on this platform. Each name you will hear represents a life that mattered, a story that deserved more time, and families and communities still searching for answers, justice, and peace. These are not just cases. These are daughters. Mothers. Sisters. Friends who should still be here today. On this episode, we come together to remember them — to speak their names again — and to remind the world that they are not forgotten. Because here, their stories will always be told.

  6. Jan 15

    Thanksgiving never came The Unsolved Georgia Murders of Nancy Cushman and Angela Brooks

    Thanksgiving morning, 2010. While families across Augusta, Georgia were waking up to prepare holiday meals, two young women were found shot to death in a wooded area near downtown. Nancy “Nicole” Cushman was just 17 years old. Angela “Angie” Brooks was 19 — a young mother with her whole life ahead of her. Their bodies were discovered side by side, killed execution-style. The hours leading up to their deaths remain unclear. The person responsible has never been identified. In this episode of Their Stories to Tale, we walk through the final night Nancy and Angela were seen alive, the chilling crime scene, the investigation that stalled, and the silence that allowed this case to go cold. We also honor who these young women were beyond the headlines — daughters, friends, and loved ones whose lives mattered. Fourteen years later, their families are still waiting for answers. If you know anything about what happened to Nancy Cushman or Angela Brooks, now is the time to speak up. Silence protects no one. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office or CrimeStoppers at 706-724-TIPS.

  7. 12/14/2025

    Their Stories to tale : The Return — A New Chapter Begins

    Their Stories to tale: The Return — A New Chapter Begins Their Stories to tale is a podcast dedicated to honoring the lives of Missing and Murdered Black Women and Girls. This series amplifies stories that have been overlooked, ignored, or erased, centering the humanity behind each name. Each episode is told with care and intention, sharing who these women were, the circumstances surrounding their disappearances or deaths, and the lasting impact on families and communities. This is not true crime for entertainment—it is remembrance, awareness, and advocacy. This new chapter deepens the commitment to truth, dignity, and justice. Because every woman mattered. Every story deserves to be told. 🎙️ New episodes coming January

  8. 01/27/2025

    The Hidden Tragedy of Na’Ziyah Harris: A Community’s Fight for Justice

    In this powerful episode of Their Stories to tale, we uncover the heartbreaking case of Na’Ziyah Harris, a 13-year-old girl from Detroit who went missing on January 9, 2024. As the investigation unfolds, a chilling story emerges, revealing disturbing secrets and a community’s fight for justice. Join us as we dive into the court case against Jarvis Butts, charged with Na’Ziyah’s kidnapping and murder, and examine the painful truths that came to light during the trial. This episode highlights the importance of recognizing signs of abuse, the vulnerabilities children face, and the urgent need for better protection in our communities. Stay informed, stay compassionate, and let Na’Ziyah’s story be a call to action for all of us.

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Their stories deserve to be told. Their Stories To Tale is a true crime and missing persons podcast centered on the stories of Black women and girls whose cases too often receive little attention, limited coverage, or are forgotten altogether. Through carefully researched storytelling, we revisit disappearances, unsolved cases, and lives cut short — bringing their names and stories back into the conversation. Featuring Vanished Without Headlines, our ongoing series highlighting missing Black women and girls whose disappearances never received the attention they deserved. New episodes every Tuesday. Because silence should never be the end of the story. Say their names. Share their stories. 🖤

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