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apply. Hello listeners, I'm your host Amara, and this is Black Girl God, a true crime

podcast.

On this episode of Black Girl Gone, we tell the story of Najifero, a 30-year-old woman

from Indiana who disappeared on March 15, 2019. The day Najif vanished, she was supposed

to be at her new job, but Najif never showed up for work. Weeks later, Najif's foot was

found in a pond in a nearby town. Who killed Najifero and why? This is not just story.

I recently got a chance to meet with an organization called Uncovered. Uncovered for those who

don't know is using community in order to help collect information that can be used to

bring awareness to the over 200,000 cold cases that exist in America. But not just awareness,

but also the ability to collect information that could possibly help solve these cases.

The idea is that we, you know, people like you and me, people who listen to true crime

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