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Black Girl Gone: A True Crime Podcast

AFTERTHOUGHTS: Karitha and Jamaya Carroll

Black Girl Gone: A True Crime Podcast

Cloud10

True Crime

4.72.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2026

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

After hearing the story of Karitha Carroll and her daughter, Jamaya, join Jason and me as we unpack one of the most frustrating aspects of this case the investigation. We talk about the crime scene, the failed confession, the murder-suicide theory, and the questions that still remain almost 17 years later. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Women in Crime is a true crime podcast hosted by real criminologists.

0:04.5

Each episode will bring you a new female-focused case deconstructed by experts.

0:09.5

You'll hear the stories of these women paired with the science that tells us where it all began.

0:14.0

Listen and learn why on women in crime.

0:16.6

Listen to women in crime now wherever you get your podcasts.

0:26.2

Thank you. Listen to Women in Crime Now, wherever you get your podcasts. What's up, everybody?

0:27.5

Welcome back to Black Girl Gone After Thoughts.

0:30.2

I, of course, am your host, Amara.

0:32.1

And I am here with my husband and my co-host, Jason.

0:35.7

What's going on, everybody?

0:37.4

So this week, we had a new episode about the tragic and brutal murder of Caritha Carroll and

0:48.2

her three-year-old daughter, Jemaya.

0:50.7

And for those of you who listen to this story, you know that, first of all, it's an unsolved case,

0:56.3

which always makes, it's always more frustrating to hear those types of stories because

1:02.3

you go into it knowing that whoever has done this to these people, which this person,

1:08.1

has not been held accountable.

1:09.4

And there's no conclusion,

1:11.1

there's no answers. And I know for a lot of the listeners, you know, those stories are sometimes,

1:17.6

you know, harder to listen to even than any other cases. But you understand also that these

1:25.6

are the type of stories that need our attention that need us to

1:28.5

talk about because they are unsolved. And this case wasn't that long ago. It was 2009. And so,

1:35.3

you know, you're talking about almost 17 years ago. But while, you know, within the time of

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