BlackTue Crime is a podcast that researches 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, you guys. I'm Kayla and I'm Kristen and welcome to BlackTue Crime. If this is your first

time here with the show, welcome and hello. Hey, here we go. We're here rocking the boat.

It's two and four. Hey, I'm just poking out the shirt for show.

Like I said, if this is your first time here at the show, I apologize. I don't know about that,

but I should have apologized. Welcome everyone and thank you guys for listening to another episode.

Kayla, why did I listen to our stuff this past 24 hours?

Uh-huh. And like part of me was appalled and then part of me was cracking up.

What were you appalled at, sister? I was appalled because I was like, dang, we really do be like

different from other true crime podcasts because like people are so serious and ominous and you

see somebody's murder of Kiana Barnes and then here we come jumping on cackling. Yeah. So I'm like,

okay, I can see why people think we're in the wrong genre. Right. Well, to be fair, I list

us as true crime and comedy as a drama. So because I want everyone to know what to expect when they

come here and with our disclaimer at the top, I give you a little taste, a little judge. It's not

for everyone. But if it's for you and apparently it's for a lot of people, we love you and thank you.

And thank you for coming. Yes. Okay. So this week's case is a little, it's a little crazy and it's

been highly recommended over the past year. So I'm just going to dive right into it. I want to

mention everybody that has recommended it, but it's really too many people. So shout out to everyone

that recommended this case. Thank you. I didn't even know it existed until you DM me a shout out to

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