BlackTue Crime is a podcast that researchers and discusses murders committed by Black offenders.

It is a podcast that anyone and everyone is welcome to enjoy, but it may not be enjoyed by anyone

and everyone, so listen to discretion is advised. Now without further ado, this is BlackTue Crime.

Hello everyone!

Hi everybody! I'm Kayla and I'm Kristen and welcome to OSHA and this is BlackTue Crime.

If this is your first time here at the show, bring welcome and hello!

Come on in, have a seat. We're ready to play. We really are. Today's case has me so excited,

y'all. I've probably had the most fun that I've had in a while researching a case.

Oh wow. Yeah, so I'm really excited to jump right into it. This is going to count as the

second episode that I was supposed to release last week. Please don't be on my head, y'all,

because at this point, I say I'm going to do stuff and if I don't do it, I'm going to just ignore it,

okay? Also, this is where I'm about to start telling y'all stuff. Also, Kayla, stop saying stuff

that you're not going to do. I was going to do it, but you know, shit changes. Anyway,

stop pressing me. Love y'all. It's going to happen just right away. And before we get started,

I just want to remind you that we're going on tour. We have what, like, eight live shows, I think?

Nine live shows coming up, so we're really excited about it. Get your tickets as soon as you can

because we're going to stop selling them by March 1st, I believe. So, yes, visit Blatchukrime.com,

it's the only place you can get them right now. And actually, you can use discount code CPT

for color people time because that's what I be on and get 20% off. So hurry up and do that. It's

going to last until the end of this week. And yeah, no, she didn't. Okay, now we can get started.

Sister, are you ready? I'm ready. Let's do this. Okay. In 2022, one of thousands of TikTok sounds

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