This is the second episode in a two-part series and part four of our season covering unsolved homicides.

This series includes discussion of violence and graphic description of murder and of crime scenes.

listener discretion is strongly advised.

This is the fall line.

Last episode, we began telling you the story of Angela and her investigation into the 1999 murder of her cousin, Alicia, Lisa Lewis.

The two had spent their childhood together in Memphis,

their mothers, who were sisters, brought up their own children more like siblings too.

Angela and her brother, Lisa and Lisa sister Niecy,

they spent their afternoons and weekends at Angela's house.

As an adult, Angela feels like her home was a place where her Aunt B sought refuge for herself and for her daughters.

Eventually, Angela, her mother and her siblings moved to Seattle, and Aunt B and her children remained in Memphis.

The move was life changing for Angela's family.

She says that they got opportunities that they never would have if they'd stayed in Tennessee.

But her mother was worried about B and the girls.

Though they talked often, visits weren't really possible due to distance,

and it was 13 years before Angela could return to Tennessee.

By then Angela was 27. Her mother had passed away and she was hoping to reconnect with family.

She wanted her own young children to meet her aunts and

uncles and cousins and she was pleased to see everyone was doing well for

themselves. Everyone that is, except for Lisa and B. They were struggling and living in an apartment

that Angela felt was dangerous. Later she'd find out that Lisa had some

conflicts with the neighbors. Though she didn't know it then, Angela was later

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