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

This week, I'm bringing you the story of Unique Harris again with an update. We told

Unique's story back in December 2021, and Isaac Moe was still awaiting trial for Unique's murder,

but on June 23rd, 2023, he was found guilty. A combination of the DNA evidence found, which

prosecutors determined was semen on the couch cushion and the information from his ankle monitor,

they were able to build an airtight case against Isaac Moe even without Unique's body.

During their presentation, the prosecution argued that the motive for Unique's murder is jealousy.

They argued that Isaac Moe came over to Unique's home that night, and while he was there,

she was on the phone with her boyfriend. They said that that enraged Isaac, and so he murdered Unique.

It took 13 years for justice to be served for Unique's family, but they never wavered in their fight

for their justice. Convicting someone of murder without a body is hard, but that just let you know

how solid the evidence was against Isaac Moe. Hopefully now with him safely behind bars,

he will finally tell Unique's family what he did with her body. Isaac Moe has not been sentenced yet,

but he faces 40 years in jail. There has been some closure with his conviction, but Unique's family

still grieves her loss and is haunted by the fact that they have not been able to bring her home.

So this week, take some time and listen again to this episode. This is Unique's story.

When Unique Harris went missing in October 2010, her family was completely torn apart.

Unique was a young mother, a daughter, and a sister, but the night that she disappeared,

no one knew that it would take 10 years to get any real answers about what happened to Unique

the night that she was last seen. Unique was originally from Richmond, Virginia.

She was the oldest of three siblings. Unique and her brother and sister were raised by their

mother Valencia Harris. Her mom Valencia had Unique when she was young, and she said it was

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