#34: Celeste Carrington

Black True Crime Podcast

True Crime

4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

In 1961, a young girl was born into a family that would never truly love her. She had to raise her own young siblings while trying to figure out where they’d get their next meal.

You’re probably empathizing with that little girl right now……

BUT would you feel the same way if she grew up to be a cold blooded murderer?

JOIN US as we discuss her cruel crimes and the childhood that created the criminal named Celeste Carrington.

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0:00.0	Black True Crime is a podcast that researches and discusses murders committed by Black offenders.
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2:02.5	In 1961, a young girl was born into a family that would never truly love her. She had to raise
2:09.0	her own young siblings while trying to figure out where they'd get their next meal. You're probably
2:14.0	empathizing with that little girl right now, but would you feel the same way if she grew up to be
2:18.8	a cold-blooded murderer? Join us as we discuss her cruel crimes and the childhood that created the
2:25.2	criminal named Celeste Carrington. Not gonna lie, I love her name. Yeah, it sounds like a stage name
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