What's up, everybody? Welcome back to Black Girl Gone After Thoughts. I, of course, am

your host Amara. And I am here with my husband and my co-host, Jason. What's going on, yo?

So this week, we did the story of Tiani Theos. And I know a lot of people, this was a,

this was a really sad episode for a lot of people. Despite the fact that there were, that we don't

have a lot of details about the investigation and that type of thing, it wasn't one of those

type of episodes. Just this Tiani story in general, I know struck a lot of people. And I think that

not only, you know, was she murdered and the things that happened to her beforehand,

but the whole sex trafficking element to her story also, you know, just makes it a lot,

a lot sadder because of the things that we're going on and the things that have been

introduced into her life. And it's not often that I do stories where we know for sure that sex

trafficking was a part of what happened or was, you know, a part of an element of the story.

There was Natanali, Perez. There was Alexis Camry Scott. We know those two cases, but there's

not often where we know that sex trafficking was an element of a story, of a case, of a murder.

So I think that that added to just the, I guess the overall sadness of Tiani's case,

Latin, you know, and also obviously the fact that she was just 16 years old and had been through

so much in such a short period of time and then ended up the way she did. So yeah, that, that,

the story was, it was a, it was a tough one this week. All stories, all the stories are tough.

I, you know, you said it every week, but it's true. It's true. Every week, these stories are,

they are tough, but there's certain episodes that, and you know, you listen, you're listeners,

you know that there's certain stories that hit you a certain way. Like all the stories are said,

but I think that particularly, especially ever since I've started doing stories that involve

teenage girls and things like that younger 16, it's hard because I know there's a lot of moms,

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