Introducing Warfronts with me, Simon Whistley, a deep dive into the world's most significant

conflicts, past and present.

Now available as a podcast, we break down modern wars, the politics behind them, and how

they shape today's world.

Whether it's a forgotten battle or current global hotspots, we make sense of it all.

Warfronts, history, conflict, and the stories that matter.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, I'm Amarikhofer, and I'm the host of the show Black Girl Gone. In this podcast,

I tell the stories of missing and murdered black women and women of color in America. Listen to Black Girl Gone on the this podcast, I tell the stories of missing and murdered black women and

women of color in America. Listen to Black Girl Gone on the IHeart app or wherever you get your

podcasts.

Welcome to Women in Crime Reconsidered, where we're revisiting our catalog and bringing you new insights or updates.

Today's episode is number nine, Dominique Dunn.

The case of Dominique Dunn was one I learned about because of her father's coverage of a few famous trials, one of which is relevant to today's update.

It was through his efforts in his daughter's

case and in the legal community that I discovered this story, which is something I don't think

that I said in my original coverage of this case. It's so interesting to go back and look how we

framed it, why we chose a case or why we didn't. While this case is long settled, Dominique's name recently came up again in the news, so stick

around after we air today's episode to hear why her name made headlines again.

But for now, let's hear our original coverage of the Dominique Dunn story.

Today's episode is about a young, hopeful, and talented young woman whose life

was cut far too short in a surprising act of violence by someone she had loved and trusted. The trial of

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