Black 2 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 Black 2 Crime.

Hello everyone!

Hi guys! I'm Kayla and I'm Kristen and this is Black True Crime. If this is your first time here

the show friend, welcome and hello! Both hands are up waving at you smiling. Oh my god, welcome!

Hey, so this week we are, I mean, ecstatic. And Kristen's ecstatic too, I can say this because I've

been talking this case up for as long as I've been working on it, which is a couple days.

And it's my birthday weekend on playing. I was about to say, and she's turning 27 on the 27th

her golden year. So yeah, let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. Happy birthday sister.

Thank you. We love you. Thank you. Take a good picture so we can post it and everyone can

shot you out. I'll do my best. I'll be in the woods. She will be. But yeah, so thank you guys for coming

back this week. This case is going to take you for a motherfucking ride. So just be prepared. But before

we get started, I do want to shout out the person that requested our last week's episode. Her name is

Glenessa Jay. Hey, Glenessa! We forgot to shot you out friend and she was very polite when she

let me know. Oh, period. And it was her birthday week. So happy

belated birthday. We're sorry about that. Happy belated, but that's Glenessa.

Glenessa, I like that. Yeah, it's cute. Yeah, it was a great case last week. If you haven't

listened to it, I highly suggest it. It was it was really fun. It was wow. A lot of people loved it.

So are you ready for this week's sister? Mm-hmm. Okay, let's get started. On Sunday, August 15th, 1982,

there was a celebration going on in Chicago called the Bud-Billican Parade, where thousands of

black people gather every summer and commemoration of our past and a celebration of our future.

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