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The recent news out of South Korea is stomach turning. The tragedy that is the current state of life for woman in South Korea is depressing to think about let alone live in & experience on a day to day basis. I hope all the victims get justice, find peace & can one day live in a society that doesn’t few them as prey, even in the “𝙨𝙖𝙛𝙚𝙩𝙮” of their own home. May the hands of the universe hold them close & protect them from harm.
I highly suggest ppl look into the case of Jaleayah Davis. It was classified as an “accident”. None of her friend (white) were ever questioned & one of them just so happened to have the keychain her sister gave her that she never was without. https://www.change.org/p/michael-f-bennet-justice-for-jaleayah-davis
Justice for Jaleayah Davis
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I’m speechless at this news. Justice for Faith is coming!
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PODCAST TIME!!
We're back for round 2 of my favorite true crime podcast. it's a short list this because well.....it's only two podcast. So as for the past two weeks I've put aside my regular podcast listens to binge listen to my new two favorite true crime/comedy podcast. True crime & comedy together will make a normal person cringe but you’re reading & I’m writing this so...🙂
I’m OBSESSED with Obsessed! Obsessed Network was founded by Patrick Hinds, host of both podcast. The network host a number of different true crime podcast you can check out but these are the main two that people recognize. ‘True Crime Obsessed’ is hosted by Patrick Hinds & Gillian Pensavalle, while ‘Obsessed With Disappeared’ is hosted by, again Patrick Hinds & the loudest women you’ll ever hear, Ellyn Marsh. She’s great!
These three have created a unique dialogue that many can relate too. The way we speak about true crime with other true crime enthusiasts is not always In a serious tone. For me, I find both podcast very comforting & familiar while some may find it crude. For those who are on the rocks, Maura Murray’s sister was interviewed by Patrick last year in January. She signed off on the podcast & says she understands what they are doing & is totally comfortable with it. Of course she’s not speaking for all, mostly the episode covering her sisters disappearance which is still haunting to many worldwide.
Please enjoy & listen! If you already do, you’re great, amazing, & I love you!
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Show Obsessed with: Disappeared, Ep An Interview With Julie Murray, Maura Murray's Sister - Jun 24, 2020
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Accidents not allowed..
Death is the one thing we can’t avoid no matter how much the thought scares us. I struggle with a fear of death like many others and the thought alone sends me into a panic attack (literally I had a panic attack one time). What’s more scarier than dying, is the way you die. Why? Well, because you don’t know how you’re going to die or when. We just all pray it’s quick and painless. This brings me to a common cause of death: accidents. Accidental deaths are sad and so unexpected that it hits you in so many ways you don’t have time to even process it. But sometimes families don’t accept the fact that their loved ones just passed away without a person purposefully harming them. Sometimes, a person isn’t even involved in their death and despite any evidence presented to them they still refuse to believe and to that I ask why?
I was watching an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (S2,E2) and the case Grissom and the team was working on dealt with a college student who mysteriously vanished, turns up dead in a garbage field and in the end it turns out to all just be an unfortunate series of events. At the end, Grissom and Catherine tell the parents what happened and they reject it immediately. The parents strongly insisting someone intentionally killed their daughter and that baffled me. Why would anyone want their loved to have died at the hands of someone else? To have suffered? Why can’t they have died accidentally? Why are accidental deaths so unacceptable?
This bring us to Rosemont, Illinois on September 9, 2017 at the Crowne Plaza Chicago O’ Hare hotel. The body of nineteen year old Kenneka Jenkins, who attended a party there the night before with friends, is found in a latched freezer in a closed off part of the hotel. Shady, right? Of course the initial thought is someone killed her, I mean there is no other explanation. After multiple investigations, even MTV covering the case on ‘True Life Crime’ law enforcement all concluded that her death was an accident. The Cooks County medical examiner listed her C.O.D as being hypothermia, alcohol and topiramate, prescription drug used to treat epilepsy and migraines, intoxication. The prescription drugs in her system was a big debate as the fact she didn’t have a prescription for the pills, but due to the fact she was at a party it’s not that hard to guess where she got it from. Her blood-alcohol level was 0.112 way above the legal limit which attributed to her confusion and how she found herself lost and wondering throughout the hotel alone until she eventually found herself in the freezer.
If you are familiar with this case then you remember Kenneka was captured on hotel security cameras up until the time she entered the freezer. No one was with her the entire time. She was clearly intoxicated, stumbling around most likely trying to find her way back to her friends or anyone she knew from the party. There was massive accusations of the footage being messed with or parts edited out or deleted. None of that ever came to be true. There were so many other conspiracy theories that also fell to be true. All the false narratives people tried to make to justify her death couldn’t be proven. The truth is, since Kenneka was a young black female, her death being an accident was unacceptable. It couldn’t be true. The family had a every right to question the cops and demand her death be looked into before coming to its conclusion. Her death was all over social media, in the news, and was a hot topic in the true crime community. Even to this day people still believe she was murdered and other conspiracy theories that have already been disproven. The cops closing the case was just the system not caring about another black life lost, but the truth is it was a accident because accidents happen. Kenneka didn’t die at the hands of another person but that still don’t make her death any less tragic. A young girl lost her life and she should be celebrated for who she was, not remembered for how she died.
Death is hard enough as it is but I think when we lose our loved ones in a tragic we want to blame it on someone. We have to because there is no way it just happened, but we all know that’s not gonna always be the case. Accidents happen. Another show I was reminded of was ‘1,000 Ways To Die’. If you remember that show, how are you still holding up? If you don’t, then basically it was a show of 1,000 ways people died in the oddest, most horrible ways. All the deaths were 100% accidents, most of the time no other person was involved. It really left a mark on how I live my daily life I’ll tell you that.
Watch MTV’s ‘True Life Crime’ full episode of Kenneka’s case for free:
Dometi Pongo takes a closer look at the mysterious death of Kenneka Jenkins, a 19-year-old Chicagoan who was found dead inside a hotel freez
Kenneka Jenkins By Brenda Alexander It’s been a year since the tragic death of Kenneka Jenkins, the Chicago teen whose body was found in a
Alexis Sharkey
It's been just a little over three months since the nude body of Instagram and social media influencer Alexis Sharkey, 26, was found nude alongside a road in Houston, TX. Close to Interstate 10, about 17 miles west of Downtown Houston and just a few miles from her apartment. She moved to Texas last January of 2020 very soon after getting married to Tom Sharkley. They were only married for 11 months before her death, tying the knot December of 2019.
As of January 2020, The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences have officially declared Alexis's death a homicide with the cause of death being strangulation. The mysteries that surround her death have yet to be answered. She wasn't officially reported missing to the police by her husband, Tom, nor any other friends or family members but there was calls made to inquire about her missing.
There hasn't been many more news updates on Alexis's case since January that I can find. The case is still open and being investigated. A fewt true crime YouTubers are still talking about the case and keeping her story out there. Check out YouTuber's Stephanie Harlowe and Kendall Rae videos. Stephanie's video was release on December 15, 2020 about two weeks after her body was recovered and Kendall's video is more recent only being released a few days ago.
The fight continues.
Something we all should be aware of and speaking up about. Another life ruined because the color of his skin and a “justice” system set up to fail him and many others just like him.
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the numerous ways we consume true crime has evolved overtime allowing us more access to some of the worst and horrifying stories we'll ever see and hear. with TV news, newspapers, radio, and word of mouth being the traditional ways of staying informed, the evolution of technology has opened so many doors. in walks PODCAST! oh podcast, my sweet sweet podcast, what would i do without you? especially on long work days. true crime podcast have become one of the most popular ways crime junkies around the world keeps up with it all and it's a lot, right? if you're like me you listen to more podcast than you have fingers. if you do, i love you, let's be friends. so please enjoy this list of my TOP 6 favorite true crime podcast!
1. SCAM GODDESS
Hello CONgregation! If you love crime without all the murder and gory shit then comedian Laci Mosley’s podcast about the real world of scamming is for you. A lover of scams, and a self proclaimed scammer herself, she goes in depth about the true stories of the worlds most famous scammers, even sharing stories sent into her about scams just us regular folk are doing. Scamming, robbery, & fraud but no murder. This podcast is great if you need a break from the typical crime podcast and just want to laugh. I mean how many times can a person listen to people getting decapitated before they go crazy? None but still a break is needed. Listen on apple podcast, Spotify, stitcher, & earwolf: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scam-goddess/id1479455008
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2. CRIME JUNKIE
Honestly do I even need to say anything? The staple of true crime podcast, Ashley Flowers & Brit Prawat have been podcasting since 2017 becoming one of the most popular true crime podcasters to date. They’re both passionate & dedicated to telling the stories of these victims who have had their lives & voices stolen from them. It’s honestly heartwarming & I adore them. Started originally to spread the world about Indiana Crime Stoppers the podcast became bigger than life. Also, DOGS! Listen on apple podcast or wherever you listen to podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-junkie/id1322200189
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3.THAT’S MESSED UP: A SVU PODCAST
Dun dun! You don’t have to be a fan of true crime to love Law & Order: SVU (the best & most iconic in the L&O universe). “Each week, comedians & amateur detectives Liza Treyger & Kara Klenk break down episodes of Law & Order: SVU, deep dive into the true crime they’re based on, and interview on-screen talent, ranging from big stars to joggers who find the body”. They even got to interview SVU’s own Diane Neal aka Casey Novak! They’re so close to getting Mariska I can feel it in my bones. TV entertainment plus true crime, what more do you need? Listen on Apple Podcast, Spotify, & Stitcher: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thats-messed-up-an-svu-podcast/id1540370040
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4. THE MURDER SQUAD
The only men I’ll trust. Welcome retired Contra Costa County cold case investigator Paul Holes and investigative journalist Billy Jensen. They’ve been there, done that, and seen’t it all. Paul accidentally had serial killer pee splashed in his mouth.....yeah. A strong voice (literally Paul’s voice) in the true crime community these two men have literally dedicated their lives to true crime. Even in retirement Paul still works on cold cases and helps when called upon. TMS actively partakes in providing assistance & funds to cold cases even calling upon listeners to provide information about cases if they can. They’ve even helped cracked some cases. Truly one of the best true crime podcast around. Listen on Apple Podcast, Spotify, & Stitcher: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jensen-and-holes-the-murder-squad/id1455668750
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5. MY FAVORITE MURDER
C’mon now! It’s Karen Kilgariff & Georgia Hardstark, the true crime dynamic duo. Podcasting since 2016 ‘My Favorite Murder’ is a must listen for any real true crime addict. Comedians by day & night, the back & forth banter between Karen & Georgia make me feel like I’m listening to my friends talk & have fun. Hanging out with your friends talking about true crime? Sounds like a fun Saturday night to me. The fun & comedic, occasionally dark ways, they relay these stories is light & easy to take in without being too overwhelmed by even some of the most gruesome cases. Listen on apple podcast, Spotify, stitcher, & PlayerFM: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-favorite-murder-karen-kilgariff-georgia-hardstark/id1074507850
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6. CRIME WEEKLY
Helloooo everybody & welcome. True crime YouTuber Stephanie Harlowe & retired police detective and private investigator Derrick Levasseur are a dream team. If you’re a fan of Stephanie, and I hope you are, then being able to not only watch her weekly but also listen to her weekly is pure ecstasy. If you’re like me then you love a good long true crime podcast episode. The deep depths these two go into cases is so precise & nothing gets left out. With Derrick being ex-law enforcement, his view points on these horrendous crimes are some of the best insights around. With multiple part episodes you are going to get so much info you’re going to find yourself doing research (as I did when the covered the murder of Faith Hedgepeth). They recently have started a YouTube channel! Listen on apple podcast, Spotify, iHeart radio, & google podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crime-weekly/id1540621732
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Stay safe,
Chris 💋🔪
Hello! Welcome to my blog. This is a new passion project of mine I’m really excited to start doing. As a fellow “crime junkie” I’ve been obsessed with the morbid tales of this cruel world. I’ve always wanted to help victims of crime and their families because I know what it’s like to have someone taken from you in a cruel way. My life was forever changed by this loss.
My biggest passion lies with our missing men, women, & children of the world. I want to keep their stories alive & help, in whatever little way I can, to help in the search for them. “Missing But Not Forgotten”, M.B.N.F, is something I’ve been thinking about for awhile & I want to put it into action. Please follow for more updates & please send me any missing persons you know of that you want everyone’s help in finding. We can all make a difference if we just keep our eyes open & stay alert.
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