Slow Burn Media and Evergreen Podcast presents Who Killed, a podcast that provides a voice for the voiceless.

Hello and welcome to episode 207 of Who Killed. I'm your host, Bill Huffman, and this is a slow burn media, evergreen

podcasts, and killer podcast production. On this week's episode, we are going to revisit

a case that is being reopened as a possible homicide, and it is an example of police work, whether it was due diligence or the lack thereof

that led to this point.

But what we're going to talk about is the fact that the Corey Barron case, a young man

from the west side of Cleveland, who was actually at a concert at Jacobs Field at the time,

and ended up dying in a garbage shoot.

Well, the police ruled that it was an accident, and it was not really thoroughly investigated, and therefore it's kind of one of those things

that has been left in the air. I did an episode on the case back in February of 2022, so I just

wanted to pull this out and bring you up to date with the new information and then play the previous episode.

So take a listen and again, this is another case where if you just stick to it, you never know what's going to happen.

And even when the police tell you it's a closed case or a accidental death, things can change.

And you never know.

It's definitely worth keeping a squeaky wheel if you're a family member who has lost somebody

and the police claim it was an accident.

Make sure you get all the facts and that is very important for cases like this and cases

all over the country and again it's the old saying from john walsh you must be your child

or your family friend or friends biggest cheerleader because unfortunately we live in a fast 24-7 news cycle and it just

gets churned over really quickly so I'm gonna go ahead and play you guys some audio

from some of the news clippings that have come out over the past eight years

since Corey's death was initially ruled accidental.

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