Hi guys and welcome to something new that we are trying out here on the show.

Every Tuesday we will be releasing an archived episode for you guys to enjoy, including any case updates that may be available.

Now, don't worry, you will get your brand new case every single week still.

But in the meantime, you can enjoy these classic cases that we've covered on the show.

So without further ado, let's get started with this week's case.

Hello, everyone.

And thank you for coming back.

This is Kayla.

I am Kayla.

And hopefully you're joining me today for part two of Chester Turner.

And if you're not, you're on the wrong place because this is Black Chew Crime. Hi, you guys. How are you? I really wish you guys could actually answer me. I'm doing great. Thanks for asking. And I'm doing so great that honestly, I just want to jump right into this story. Well, not this story,

because it's real. We have a lot to cover, you guys. I want to do this in everything. I want to finish

everything in this episode because I really want to move on to my next case. So excited about it.

So excited about it. So since you're here for part two, let me give it to you.

So we left off in part one talking about his conviction for the 2002 rape of Ms. Maria Martinez.

Now I want to take a look at how the, not political climate, but like how the investigation

was going on and how people were taking that at the time, such like that. So almost the

entire time, Chester was out-murdering women. The public pressure was really non-existent. But the black community demanded action,

which of course, we have to come to the aid of our own if no one else is going to do it. I love it.

The Black Coalition fighting back serial murders was formed in 1986, and you guys would know

if you listened to the first two episodes about LFJ. We talked about that in there.

The organizers cited concerns that, quote, the low-profile media coverage and problems with

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