The Black Docket

Tammi
  • 4.9 (25)
  • TRUE CRIME
  • UPDATED WEEKLY

This podcast is unapologetically Black, dedicated to sharing stories that resonate with our community. We dive into true crime tales that highlight resilience, empowerment, and the complex truths that shape our world and beyond. Every episode is crafted with a unique perspective, offering a fresh take on the stories you think you know, while giving voice to the often overlooked narratives. If you’re looking for a true crime podcast that blends intrigue with a powerful, pro-Black perspective, you’ll love what we’re doing here!

  1. APR 3

    Too Close to See: The Story of Chad Choice & Pat Horn

    What happens when the person responsible isn’t a stranger… but someone already inside the circle? This week on The Black Docket, we break down the case of Chad Choice, a missing child investigation that didn’t end with a search, but with years of unanswered questions. As robberies unfold and a shocking murder shakes the community, investigators begin to realize this story isn’t what it first seemed. And the deeper they look… the closer the truth gets to home. If you think you know how this story ends YOU DON'T. 🎙️ Tap in. Follow. And stay locked in. Because when it’s on the docket, we gon’ clock it. Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Investigation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories, we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    1h 42m

  2. MAR 9

    The Twins, The Tension, The Tragedy: The Jasmiyah & Tasmiyah Story

    Some cases shake a community.Some cases shake a family. And some cases force you to ask a question nobody ever wants to ask… What happens when home becomes the most dangerous place in the room? On this episode of The Black Docket, we walk through the heartbreaking and complicated case of Jasmiyah and Tasmiyah Whitehead, the Georgia twin sisters at the center of one of the most disturbing family crime cases in recent memory. Before the headlines… before the courtroom… before the world heard their names… there were years of tension building inside a family trying to hold itself together. Custody battles. Shifting homes. A mother trying to establish rules. Teenagers pushing back. Police being called to the house more than once. A relationship between a mother and daughters that was already under strain. And then one night… everything changed. In true Black Docket fashion, we don’t just tell you what happened — we walk you through it. The family dynamics. The warning signs. The moments that people overlooked. And the courtroom decisions that followed. Because this story isn’t just about a crime. It’s about family, pressure, loyalty, anger, and the moment when conflict turns into something nobody can take back. If you’re new to The Black Docket, this is a podcast where we break down real cases from the courtroom perspective with honesty, context, and conversation rooted in community. So pull up a chair. Because when it’s on the docket… we gon’ clock it. Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Conversation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories, we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    1h 19m
  3. She Wasn't A Perfect Victim; The Chrystul Kizer Story

    FEB 1

    She Wasn't A Perfect Victim; The Chrystul Kizer Story

    What happens when survival is treated like a crime? In this episode of The Black Docket, we break down the case of Chrystul Kizer, a teenage girl who was trafficked, groomed, and controlled by an older man, and later charged with homicide after killing him. What followed wasn’t just a trial, but a legal battle that forced Wisconsin courts to confront a question they’d never had to answer before: Can a trafficking victim claim self-defense when survival turns violent? This is a story about the law catching up too late. About how courts decide who gets grace, who gets blamed, and who gets forgotten. We walk through the grooming, the charges, the landmark appeals that reshaped Wisconsin law, and the years Chrystul spent growing up inside jail while judges debated theory. No perfect victims. No easy answers. Just the reality of what happens when trauma doesn’t fit neatly into the system. January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and this case reminds us that trafficking doesn’t always look the way we expect. If you care about true crime, court cases, criminal justice reform, or stories the system struggles to tell honestly this docket is for you. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify ⭐ Follow The Black Docket for long-form, courtroom-focused true crime  🗣️ Join the conversation  because silence doesn’t protect communities.  When it’s on the docket, we gon’ clock it. Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Investigation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories, we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    2h 17m

  4. JAN 19

    A Favor That Turned Fatal: The De’Asia Page & Jared Kemp Story

    What started as a simple ride home ended in a murder that shook Fairburn, Georgia and exposed how quickly ordinary decisions can turn fatal. In this episode of The Black Docket, we break down the case of De’Asia Page and Jared Kemp, two teenagers whose relationship became dangerously unbalanced and ultimately led to the killing of Toni Abad, a mother, grandmother, and coworker known for helping others. This is a courtroom-focused, victim-centered telling that follows the case from the night of the crime through arrest, interrogation, pleas, trial, and sentencing. This is not a sensational retelling. In this episode, we examine: • How coercive control can masquerade as care in young relationships• The night Toni Abad was killed after agreeing to help someone• The police investigation, surveillance, and civilian tips that broke the case open This case isn’t just about guilt or innocence. It’s about influence, vulnerability, and how fast life can pivot when pressure, fear, loyalty, and control collide. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify ⭐ Follow The Black Docket for long-form, courtroom-focused true crime 🗣️ Join the conversation — because silence doesn’t protect communities.  When it’s on the docket, we gon’ clock it. Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Investigation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories—we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    1h 48m

  5. JAN 13

    Catch Me If You Can: The George Wright Story

    A 1962 murder in New Jersey. A teenage defendant. A prison escape. A 1970s airline hijacking. A man who disappeared for decades. And a courtroom battle that forced two countries to answer the same impossible question: what is justice after half a lifetime? In this episode of The Black Docket, we unpack the extraordinary true crime case of George Wright, one of the most complex fugitives in American history. From New Jersey to Europe, from prison walls to international courts, this story weaves together crime, politics, race, law, and the long shadow of consequence. This is not just a true crime podcast. This is courtroom history. This is survival. This is accountability colliding with time. If you’re into long-form true crime, real court cases, historical crime stories, international justice, prison escapes, and stories that make you sit back and ask hard questions,  this episode belongs in your queue. 🎧 Press play and step inside the docket. Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Investigation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories—we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    2h 26m

  6. JAN 4

    The New Year That Never Came: Ricky Grey & Ray Dandridge

    On January 1, 2006, Richmond, Virginia woke up to a crime that would change the city forever. In this season premiere of The Black Docket, we will take listeners inside the story of Ricky Gray and Ray Dandridge — two men whose names became permanently tied to one of the most haunting crime sprees in Virginia history. What begins as a quiet New Year’s morning unravels into a layered, courtroom-centered account of how a city, multiple families, and an entire justice system collided with unimaginable violence. This episode isn’t built on headlines.It’s built on timelines, testimony, and the emotional weight of what happens after the sirens fade. Through immersive storytelling, deep legal context, and the unmistakable voice of The Black Docket, this episode examines how the case unfolded, how the courtroom ultimately responded, and how the consequences still ripple years later. This is not just a true crime story.This is a record. 🎙️ The Black Docket — 🕊️🕊️The Missing Docket🕊️🕊️ Najibah Pasha Age: 16 Height: 5’8 Weight: 156lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Black If you see him or know anything please contact the Oakland Police Department 510-238-3641 Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Investigation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories—we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    1h 56m
  7. Christie and Jordan Neeley : When One Story Becomes Two

    12/14/2025

    Christie and Jordan Neeley : When One Story Becomes Two

    This week on The Black Docket, we’re telling the story of Christie Neely and her son, Jordan Neely a family whose name the country learned years apart, under very different circumstances. We begin where this story actually starts: with Christie. A Black mother. A New Yorker. A woman working to build stability for herself and her child in a system that never made it easy. From there, the story unfolds across time, courtrooms, city streets, and public spaces revealing how one family’s experience intersects with domestic violence, mental health, housing instability, and the way the justice system responds when harm happens behind closed doors versus in full view. This episode isn’t told in headlines or soundbites.It’s told in order.It’s told with context.And it’s told with the people at the center treated as full human beings, not symbols. If you’ve followed the conversations around Jordan Neely, this episode will give you the history most people never heard. If you’re new to this story, this is the place to start. 🎧 The Black Docket is a long-form true-crime podcast focused on court cases, accountability, and the systems that shape real lives. Follow the show for weekly episodes. If this story stays with you, please rate, review, and share  it helps bring these cases to listeners who are looking for more than surface-level coverage. When it’s on the docket, we gon’ clock it. ✨✨Blacklight Spotlight ✨✨ 🕊️🕊️The Missing Docket🕊️🕊️ Mortimer Wortman Age: 33 Height: 5’11 Weight: 168lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Short If you see him or know anything please contact the Suffolk Police Department 888-562-5887 Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Investigation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories—we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    2h 48m
  8. What Went Wrong in DC? The Story of Aundrey Burno

    12/06/2025

    What Went Wrong in DC? The Story of Aundrey Burno

    Step into 1990s Washington, D.C., a city surviving a storm the rest of the country barely understood. In this episode of The Black Docket, We take you deep inside a true story shaped by trauma, poverty, policing, and the young lives caught in between. This is a case about a generation raised in the aftermath of the crack era… a city where childhood ended early… and where one split-second decision could change every future connected to it. We explore the real D.C. the side rarely shown on TV and unpack how environment, policy, and survival shaped the people at the center of this story. Through layered storytelling, cultural context, and the voice of our community, this episode asks the questions the headlines never did. If you love true crime with depth, Black storytelling, and narratives that center the people behind the cases — this one is for you. Tap in, follow the show, and join the conversation.🕊️🕊️The Missing Docket🕊️🕊️ Mortimer Wortman Age: 22 Height: 5’10 Weight: 200lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Short If you see him or know anything please contact the Jackson Township Police Department 732-928-1111 Listen to The Black Docket Podcast 🎧 Spotify: The Black Docket on Spotify 🍎 Apple Podcasts: The Black Docket on Apple Podcast 💛 iHeartRadio Podcasts: The Black Docket on iHeartRadio Podcast 🎙️ Amazon Music: The Black Docket on Amazon Join the Investigation 🔔 Hit the bell to never miss an episode. 💬 Comment your theories—we read every one. 🕵️‍♀️ Follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes updates, case breakdowns, and my occasional rants about why the justice system needs a makeover: 📸 Instagram: The_black_docket 🎥 TikTok: TheBlackDocketPodcast 🐦 Twitter: TheBlackDocket

    1h 24m
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4.9
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About

This podcast is unapologetically Black, dedicated to sharing stories that resonate with our community. We dive into true crime tales that highlight resilience, empowerment, and the complex truths that shape our world and beyond. Every episode is crafted with a unique perspective, offering a fresh take on the stories you think you know, while giving voice to the often overlooked narratives. If you’re looking for a true crime podcast that blends intrigue with a powerful, pro-Black perspective, you’ll love what we’re doing here!

Information

  • Creator
    Tammi
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    43
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Tammi
  • Show Website
    The Black Docket

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