Track 80: Mitrice Richardson

It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast)

Priscilla and Norma

Crime, Society & Culture, Missing People, Unsolved, Murders, News, Black True Crime, Mystery, True Crime

4.5 • 848 Ratings

🗓️ 1 August 2023

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Mitrice Richardson, 24, decided to take a drive to Malibu, CA on September 16, 2009. On that drive she spotted a restaurant and decided to get something to eat. While dining alone, Mitrice noticed a table of people who appeared to be having a good time and asked if she could join. Initially intrigued by her, the patrons and staffers soon grew concerned by Mitrice’s behavior. Ultimately, 911 is called but what transpired after would leave her loved ones with more questions than answers. So, wh...

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0:00.0	Views and opinions expressed by the hosts are their own, and do not necessarily reflect those of their employers.
0:06.2	This podcast may not be suitable for children.
0:09.0	Adults may find details triggering and or offensive.
0:12.3	Listeners' discretion is advised.
0:14.8	Hi, everyone. This is Norma.
0:16.2	And this is Priscilla.
0:17.4	And you're listening to?
0:18.7	It's a mystery for me.
0:59.5	Music Priscilla and you're listening to is some mystery for me my. Welcome back to another episode of It's the Mystery for me.
1:01.5	And guess who's hosting?
1:02.8	I am.
1:05.2	I was going to say, it rhymes with Borma.
1:08.2	Borma?
1:09.2	I don't know.
1:10.8	What else rhymes in Norma? I have no idea. Me neither. So, exactly. Anyways, Norma is hosting today. And, I mean, what has happened since we last talk to you guys? Oh, yeah, Carly Russell. Carly Russell happened, right? So we were trying to be, you know, not for nothing, politically correct when we first discussed
1:32.0	it.
1:32.6	But if I'm being honest, I actually did not think that she had lied.
1:38.6	Before everyone else started speculating, like I really genuinely thought, like, she
1:42.5	got snatched, for real.
1:43.8	And I was concerned.
1:45.1	But then when they said she walked into her home and the police were taking a few days to
1:50.7	just let people know what was going on, that's when I thought something was off.
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