22 episodes
Black Girl Missing Asa Todd, Feminista Jones, Niki Irene
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4.9 • 146 Ratings
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A podcast dedicated to telling the stories of Black girls (0-17) who have gone missing in the United States. Some have been found. Some are still missing. Some we have lost forever. Whatever her story, we want to tell it. We explore disappearances from their beginnings, going over timelines of events, looking at the evidence, and recounting witness testimonies. We dig as deep as we can to uncover the truth about their disappearances.
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Ep. 210 COLD CASE: Janteyl Danielle Johnson
15 year old Janteyl Johnson left school early because she was pregnant and not feeling well. When her brother arrived at home Janteyl was nowhere to be found.
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Ep. 209 MISSING: Tiffany Michelle Goines
She was only supposed to run an errand for a neighbor and play with her friends for awhile but a few weeks shy of her 13th birthday Tiffany Goines disappeared and never returned home.
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Ep. 208 | MURDERED: Taylor Rose Williams
After an #AmberAlert that had the South on high alert, Taylor Rose Williams remains were found several hours away from Jacksonville, FL where she lived with her mother, Brianna. In this episode, we'll go over details not highlighted in the news stories about this ongoing case in hopes of making sense of this devastating loss.
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Ep. 207 | MISSING: Myra Lewis
After being left alone in the front yard of her rural home, Myra Lewis vanished on a warm Saturday afternoon. With her mother away shopping and her father in the house, it would be several hours before anyone realized the round-faced toddler was missing. In this episode, we try to piece together possible leads and discuss the treatment Myra's family receives from local law enforcement.
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COLD CASE: Shemika Cosey
16-year-old Shemika Cosey went to her cousin's house in Berkeley, Missouri for a sleepover and vanished overnight. Police never searched for her despite her mother reporting her disappearance immediately. Join us as we maneuver through the confusing details.
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COLD CASE: Cleashindra Hall
18 year old Cleashindra Hall had a bright future as a pediatrician ahead of her, until she disappeared without a trace one night in May, just before her high school graduation. With a plethora of clues but no leads, Pine Bluff Police remain stumped and her family without answers.
Customer Reviews
You NEED to subscribe
The hosts of this podcast don’t just do their due diligence when it comes to accurately reporting on our missing/murdered black girls, but they also pick up the slack of media and (in many cases) law enforcement when it comes to informing the public. As a mom and woman of color myself, hearing about any missing child is heartbreaking, but to know that our back babies and children of color are typically talked about less is not only heartbreaking, but is so frustrating! Therefore, I am so happy to have found a podcast that gives a voice to these victims and puts their names out there when they may have been forgotten or not known at all to begin with. Great job and THANK YOU, ladies 💛
Subscriber.
Firstly, the hosts seem like amazing women.
Secondly, I enjoy this podcast because it informs me of missing black girls, new and old cases, that I wouldn’t have heard of otherwise. Keep up the good work. Although these stories are heavy, they need to be heard!
Thank you
There are a few things I would change but then I am just appreciative that this is even a subject matter being covered. Thank you ladies. Do whatever you need to do to keep sharing these cases.