#29: Clementine Barnabet

Black True Crime Podcast

True Crime

4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 20 August 2021

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

Come back in time with me to the year 1911, when racial tension was at an all time high and stress from the Reconstruction period was affecting everyone. So much so, that many people turned to religion for a sense of hope and safety in such uncertain times… But what happens when a religion encourages you to kill in order to be reborn? To slaughter the innocent in order to be innocent yourself? JOIN US as we discuss the gut-wrenching, heartbreaking beliefs and behaviors of 17 year old Clementine Barnabet.

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0:00.0	Black True Crime is a podcast that researches and discusses murders committed by Black offenders.
0:05.6	It is a podcast that everyone and anyone is welcome to enjoy, but it's also a podcast that may not be
0:10.6	welcomed by anyone and everyone. So listen to discretion is advised. Now without further ado, this is Black True Crime.
0:30.0	I had a red bull today. I hate every bit of it, but it worked. Hmm. Hello, everyone. Hi, guys.
0:51.5	Kristen had a red bull today. I hated it. You guys, there's something out there. It's like a water
0:57.5	with protein and energy in it. Don't know what it's called, but it's phenomenal. Better than
1:03.2	any red bull you ever have. So invest in that. I'll get you like the info on it later. Yeah,
1:08.7	but it's amazing because it's just water with protein if she remembers. Are you thinking pdly sport?
1:16.1	Because I saw a commercial for pdly sport the other day and I was like, I'm kind of into that
1:20.0	because my man keeps freaking gatorade and it's disgusting and just like sugar water.
1:24.0	Mm hmm. So by the way, by the way, I'm Kayla, your host and I'm Kristen, your co host.
1:32.4	And let's get started today. I know I know that you guys have already had an episode this week.
1:40.3	If you haven't seen it yet, what the fuck are you doing? It's available for free on YouTube.
1:47.2	It's our first ever bonus episode and we covered the case of Marquis Lloyd. So go check that out.
1:55.0	I'll put the link below just so you guys can access it. And then if you go to any of our social media
1:59.5	pages, it's in the link in the bio. Just click on our YouTube channel and it's the first video that
2:04.8	pops up for you. Mm hmm. Mm hmm. Okay, let's get started. Oh wait, let me give you some like
2:12.0	you know warnings about this week's episode. So this week's episode is from back back back in the
2:18.1	day, back in the day. And when we do cases from back in the day, all the details aren't necessarily
2:25.9	verifiable. I'm just going to tell you every single thing that I've read. And you can just kind of
2:33.6	make your opinion from there because we can't be sure. Okay, let's get started. Okay.
2:41.1	Come back in time with me to the year 1911 when racial tension was at an all time high and stress
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