The Murder of Judge Josephine Cook (Episode 165)

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4.4 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2024

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Cascade Heights was an upscale suburban community that attracted people of power and prestige in the Atlanta area in the 90s. Essentially only the best of the best could afford to live in Cascade. But that feeling of not only exclusivity, but SAFETY, was challenged when a Fulton County judge was found murdered in her Cascade Heights home. JOIN US as we discuss the murder of Honorable Judge Josephine Cook. Thank you to EVERYONE that requested this case.

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0:00.0	Black Tree Crime is a podcast that researches and discusses murders committed by black offenders.
0:05.2	It is a podcast that anyone and everyone is welcome to enjoy, but it may not be enjoyed by anyone and everyone,
0:12.1	so listener discretion is advised now without further ado
0:15.4	this is black-two crime. So, Hello everyone. Hi guys. I'm Kayla and I'm Kristen and this is Black True Crime and if this is your first time here at the show friend
0:50.8	Welcome and hello pull up pop out it's a good time over here we try but
0:58.1	it's also sad yeah which is why we try you have somewhat of a good time. Yes, yes.
1:03.4	Thank you guys for coming back to the show.
1:06.8	As you can see, Mama Nicki is not here this week.
1:09.7	She's going to be with us twice a month.
1:11.3	And I think it's enough.
1:12.3	I think that's a good safe spot for her. So yeah, she'll be with us next week and the week after that.
1:18.6	All right, sister, let's just hop right into it. Let's do it. Cascade Heights was an upscale
1:26.1	suburban community that attracted people of power and prestige in the Atlanta
1:31.0	area in the 90s.
1:33.0	Essentially only the best of the best
1:35.0	could afford to live in Cascade.
1:37.0	But that feeling of not only exclusivity, but safety was challenged
1:41.0	when a Supreme Court judge was found murdered in her Cascade Heights home.
1:45.0	So join us as we discussed the murder of Honorable Judge Josephine Cook.
1:53.4	Josephine!
1:55.0	And this case has been requested so many times over the years
2:00.0	and I've always meant to come back to it,
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