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💔 THE SLEEPOVER FROM HELL: THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF TAMLA HORSFORD | PART 2 On November 4, 2018, Tamla Horsford, a 40-year-old wife and mother of five, was found dead following a birthday sleepover in Forsyth County, Georgia. She was the only Black woman attending. Although authorities ruled her death accidental, questions remain about the timeline, injuries, witness statements, and investigation. In Part Two, we examine the 911 call, autopsy findings, investigative records, and controversial Dunkin' Donuts social media post. I've also reconnected with Tamla's friend and advocate, Michelle Graves, for an exclusive on-camera interview! You don't want to miss it! 🎥 WATCH ON YOUTUBE PART TWO — TODAY'S EPISODE https://youtu.be/VJnnBDU5RqA PART ONE https://youtu.be/K13sSeFefSA Subscribe, like, comment, and share to help these stories reach more people! Should I release my interview with Michelle tomorrow or next week? Tell me in the YouTube comments! 🎧 LISTEN & FOLLOW Part One — Original Audio https://www.buzzsprout.com/2471252/episodes/17204521-the-mysterious-death-of-tamla-horsford-part-1 Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-brown-unsolved/id1814714220 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/search/Black%20Brown%20Unsolved Amazon Music https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b61754d4-da6d-4e75-8095-385ab2c65abd/black-brown-unsolved Pandora https://www.pandora.com/podcast/black-brown-and-unsolved/PC:1001106459 iHeartRadio https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-black-brown-unsolved-277647482/ 💗 SUPPORT ON PATREON Your support helps fund research, interviews, and continued coverage of overlooked cases. https://www.patreon.com/BlackBrownandUnsolved 📁 SOURCES & INTERVIEWS Partygoer & Witness Interviews Jeanne Meyers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx0x_1fz-Ag Bridget Fuller https://www.youtube.com/watch? Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

💔 The Sleepover From Hell: The Mysterious Death of Tamla Horsford | Part 1 Imagine attending a birthday sleepover with a group of women, expecting a night filled with laughter, friendship, and celebration… only to never make it home. On November 4, 2018, 40-year-old Tamla Horsford, a wife and mother of five, was found dead in the backyard of a home in Forsyth County, Georgia, following an overnight birthday gathering. Tamla was the only Black woman at the sleepover. Authorities ruled her death accidental, but the circumstances surrounding her death, conflicting accounts, and questions about the investigation have continued to spark controversy. In Part One, we're going back to where it all began. Who was Tamla Horsford? Who attended the sleepover? What happened during those final hours? And what do we know about the discovery of her body? Tamla's case is especially meaningful to Black, Brown, & Unsolved because hers was the very first case I covered when I launched this podcast. I've also spoken with Tamla's husband, Leander Horsford, and her friend Michelle Graves, whose perspectives have helped inform my coverage. And y'all, we're far from finished. Part Two is coming next week, when we'll examine the investigation, witness statements, inconsistencies, and unanswered questions surrounding Tamla's death. 🎧 LISTEN OR WATCH TO BLACK, BROWN, & UNSOLVED 📺 📺 YouTube: https://youtu.be/K13sSeFefSA 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-brown-unsolved/id1814714220 💚 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/search/Black%20Brown%20Unsolved 🎵 Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b61754d4-da6d-4e75-8095-385ab2c65abd/black-brown-unsolved 🎧 Audible: https://www.audible.com/search?keywords=Black+Brown+Unsolved 💙 Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/podcast/black-brown-and-unsolved/PC:1001106459 💗 SUPPORT THE SHOW ON PATREON https://patreon.com/BlackBrownandUnsolved Black, Brown, & Unsolved is dedicated to the missing, murdered, and overlooked Black, Brown, and Indigenous people whose stories deserve urgency, attention, and accountability. ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses death, injuries, and sensitive circumstances surrounding a real person's death. Listener discretion is advised. If you know something, say something. Because someone does. Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

💔 December 11, 2018. Flint, Michigan. 38-year-old Don Juan Casanova Jackson vanished, leaving behind a wife, children, and a family desperate for answers. 🚨 Eighteen days later, his black 2005 Chevrolet Impala was discovered abandoned and burned near Fifth Avenue and Cottage Grove Avenue. But Don Juan was nowhere to be found. What happened after he was last seen? What did his phone's location information reveal? And how could a man disappear, his vehicle turn up burned, and so many questions remain unanswered nearly eight years later? 🎙️ In this episode of Black, Brown, & Unsolved, we're digging deeper than the headlines. I had the opportunity to speak directly with Don Juan's wife, LaToya, who shared her personal recollections of the days surrounding his disappearance, her family's search for answers, and details she believes deserve more attention. This isn't just a story about a burned car or a missing man. It's about a husband, a father, and a family that deserves answers. 🎥 BBU IS OFFICIALLY ON YOUTUBE! 🎉 We're bringing our stories to the screen! This marks our very first full-length YouTube episode, complete with visual storytelling, case imagery, and illustrative recreations. To everyone who's supported BBU from the beginning, thank you for being part of this next chapter! 🖤 ▶️ WATCH THE FULL EPISODE: https://youtu.be/rTK0SY4d-Fo 🩷 JOIN THE BBU SQUAD ON PATREON! Want to go beyond the episode? Join our On Wednesdays We Wear Pink membership for behind-the-scenes content, Pink Book notes, additional case discussions, and exclusive extras. 🔗 JOIN HERE: https://patreon.com/BlackBrownandUnsolved 🔎 HAVE INFORMATION ABOUT DON JUAN? If you have information that could help locate Don Juan Casanova Jackson or advance the investigation, please contact: Mt. Morris Township Police Department 📞 810-785-1311 If you know something, say something. Because someone does. 📚 SOURCES & ACKNOWLEDGMENTS • LaToya, Don Juan's wife — Direct conversation with the host, including firsthand family recollections and experiences surrounding his disappearance. • The Charley Project https://charleyproject.org/case/don-juan-casanova-jackson • LostNMissing https://lostnmissing.org/missing/donjackson/ • CUE Center for Missing Persons https://ncmissingpersons.org/don-juan-casanova-jackson/ • Crime Stoppers of Flint & Genesee County https://www.crimestoppersofflint.com/missing • Black and Missing Foundation https://www.blackandmissinginc.com/ ⚠️ EDITORIAL & VISUAL DISCLAIMER Some images and scenes featured in the YouTube presentation of this episode have been AI-generated, digitally created, dramatized, or reconstructed for illustrative storytelling purposes. These visuals are not authentic surveillance recordings, crime-scene photographs, or verified depictions of events unless expressly identified as such. Information shared by family members reflects their personal experiences and recollections. Certain details discussed in this episode have not been independently verified. This episode is presented for informational, educational, and advocacy purposes. Please do not harass, threaten, or make unsupported accusations against anyone discussed in connection with this case. 🖤 BLACK, BROWN, & UNSOLVED Soft voice. Hard truth. Thank you for spending your hump day with me. I'm your host, Amberly, and I'll see you next Wednesday! 🎙️ #BlackBrownAndUnsolved #DonJuanCasanovaJackson #MissingPersons #TrueCrime Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

💔 A Mother’s Cry for Answers: The Death of Ri’Chard Walker On April 23, 2022, 19-year-old Ri’Chard Walker was found deceased inside his apartment in Sparkman, Arkansas. Investigators ultimately ruled his death a suicide. More than three years later, his mother, Markeshia Goff, says she still has questions that have never been answered. For this episode of Black, Brown, & Unsolved, I chose a different approach. Instead of telling Ri’Chard’s story entirely through my voice, I wanted you to hear directly from the woman who has lived this tragedy every single day since she lost her son. Before recording this episode, I reviewed the investigative file, spoke extensively with Markeshia, and reached out to the sheriff’s department responsible for investigating Ri’Chard’s death to offer them the opportunity to answer questions and provide comment. As of the time this episode was published, I had not received a response. This episode centers Markeshia’s perspective, her memories of Ri’Chard, and the questions she continues to carry. My goal isn’t to tell you what to believe… it’s to introduce you to the young man behind the case file and allow his mother’s voice to be heard. In the coming weeks, I’ll take a deeper look at the investigative file and the questions that stood out to me on my upcoming YouTube after show, Black, Brown, & Unsolved: The Reality. If you have credible information regarding the death of Ri’Chard Walker, please contact the appropriate law enforcement agency. Sources Dallas County Sheriff’s Office investigative records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.Arkansas State Crime Laboratory / Medical Examiner records contained within the investigative file.Interview with Markeshia Goff, mother of Ri’Chard Walker, conducted by Amberly for Black, Brown, & Unsolved.Ri’Chard Walker obituary and family biography.  Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

💔 Na'Ziyah Harris was only 13 years old. She loved dancing, making TikToks, and keeping up with the latest trends. She should have been worried about school, friends, and being a kid—not becoming the victim of years of grooming. In this episode of Black, Brown, & Unsolved, we examine Na'Ziyah's disappearance, the investigation that followed, the courtroom testimony, the evidence presented by prosecutors, the plea agreement that left many with unanswered questions, and the heartbreaking reality that Na'Ziyah has still not been brought home. But this episode is about more than one case. It's about grooming. It's about recognizing warning signs. It's about accountability. It's about the adults who failed to protect a child. And it's about asking the difficult questions that still deserve answers. ⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of child grooming, child sexual abuse, violence, and homicide. Listener discretion is strongly advised. 🖤 Follow Black, Brown, & Unsolved 📱 TikTok: @blackbrownunsolved Follow for additional case content, timelines, court documents, photos, behind-the-scenes research, and announcements about future TikTok Lives and YouTube discussions. 📚 Research Methodology This episode was researched using official Wayne County Prosecutor's Office press releases and court filings, preliminary examination testimony, court hearings and publicly available courtroom video, official plea and sentencing documents, reporting from multiple Detroit-area news organizations, and original research conducted by Black, Brown, & Unsolved, including hours of reviewing court proceedings, publicly available interviews, videos, and official case documents. Every effort has been made to present this case as accurately and responsibly as possible using publicly available information available at the time of publication. 🩵 Need Help? If you or someone you know is experiencing grooming, abuse, or exploitation, tell a trusted adult. You can also contact the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline by calling or texting 1-800-422-4453. Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you believe a child is in immediate danger, call 911 immediately. 🖤 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is dedicated to amplifying the stories of Black, Brown, and Indigenous victims through compassionate storytelling, thorough research, and a commitment to truth—because every victim deserves to be remembered. Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

💔 In January 2004, Terrance Williams disappeared in Naples, Florida. He was a father. A son. A man working two jobs and trying to rebuild his life. And then… he was gone. Terrance was last seen alive after an encounter with a Collier County sheriff’s deputy. The deputy said he gave Terrance a ride. Said he dropped him off at a Circle K. Said he later didn’t remember key details. No surveillance footage ever confirmed that drop-off. No witnesses saw Terrance again. No charges were ever filed. What followed was a trail of shifting stories, disturbing audio, racialized language, and an investigation filled with contradictions… not just in Terrance’s case, but in another disappearance tied to the same deputy. This episode breaks it all down: • The night Terrance vanished • The phone calls that raised red flags • The 911 and dispatch audio you need to hear for yourself • The investigation — and where it failed • The connection to another missing man • And where the case stands today This isn’t just about what happened. It’s about who was believed… and who wasn’t. 🧩 RELATED CASE Another man vanished after an encounter with the same deputy: 🔗 Felipe Santos https://ncmissingpersons.org/felipe-santos/ 🎧 BLACK, BROWN, & UNSOLVED AFTER DARK I’m sharing what I really think happened in this case… plus my full conversation with Terrance’s daughter, Kiara… on Black, Brown & Unsolved: After Dark. If you want the unfiltered version, that’s where it lives. 📞 HAVE A TIP? If you know anything about the disappearance of Terrance Williams, contact: • Collier County Sheriff’s Office • Or submit tips anonymously through local or federal channels If you don’t know where to start… say something anyway. 💬 TALK TO ME Have thoughts? A theory? Something that stood out? 📲 Click the “Text Amberly”  link to text me directly… it goes straight to my phone. I read every message. 🎧 SUPPORT THE SHOW If you’re able, support Black, Brown & Unsolved so I can keep telling these stories… responsibly, independently, and with families at the center. ✨ Subscribing also unlocks bonus After Dark episodes. This is where I drop my interviews with families, case updates, mini and bonus episodes, and also where I give my unfiltered take on what I think happened.  Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

2025 Recap… The Year That Changed Everything Please note: This episode is going up later than planned due to technical issues with recording/uploading. Thank you for your patience… and thank you for always showing up. 2025 was not a year I could have planned. It was a year that grew this platform beyond anything I imagined. What started as a podcast… became advocacy. What started as telling stories… became holding systems accountable. What started as research… became real relationships with families who are still fighting for answers. In this recap episode, I’m walking you through the cases that shaped this year — the families who trusted me with their stories, the moments that changed me, and why I continue to do this work even when it’s heavy. We talk about: • why our cases are treated differently • how law enforcement and media shape urgency • what it means when families who’ve sat with major platforms still come to me for help • and why staying homegrown matters to me This episode also includes case updates (and lack thereof), reflections on the work, and what’s coming next. Thank you for listening. Thank you for sharing. Thank you for caring. 🖤 2025 Cases Covered in This Recap Tamla Horsford Dulce Maria Alavez My Mother Lovett “LJ” Moore Celina Mays 🌑 Black, Brown, & Unsolved After Dark For case updates, exclusive family interviews, mini episodes, and behind-the-scenes context, you can subscribe to Black, Brown, & Unsolved After Dark. All links are in the show notes. Your support keeps this work possible. This has been the 2025 Recap on Black, Brown, & Unsolved. I’m your host, Amberly — and I’ll see you soon for our first case of the New Year. Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄 12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved. This is not an unsolved case… and that’s exactly why it needed to be covered. In this episode, we examine the case of Armond Langford, a man with a documented history of violent crime who was released early and allowed back into the community… only to go on and commit one of the most terrifying crimes imaginable. A Louisville mother was kidnapped at knifepoint. Her two children were in the car. She was stabbed. And she was forced to help rob a bank to survive. This episode isn’t about race. It’s about systems. It’s about shock probation, recidivism, and how someone serving a 14-year sentence can walk free after just a few years… while others sit behind bars for decades over non-violent offenses. It’s about how we define “low risk.” Who gets second chances. And who pays the price when those decisions go wrong. And this… this is the story of what happens when habitual offenders are allowed to walk. 🔗 SOURCES https://www.wave3.com/2025/08/23/louisville-kidnapping-bank-robbery-langford-mental-evaluation/https://www.wdrb.com/news/crime/armond-langford-shock-probation-bank-robbery-kidnapping/article_9b7c5fbc-xxxx.htmlhttps://www.whas11.com/article/news/crime/louisville-bank-robbery-kidnapping-armond-langford/https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/crime/2025/08/armond-langford-kidnapping-bank-robbery-shock-probation/https://www.wdrb.com/in-depth/shock-probation-kentucky-langford-case/article_impact.html Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄 Day 11 of the 12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved 🤎 A night that started with music, friends, and plans turned deadly for Amiyah Cunningham. What happened next wasn’t an accident… it was a series of decisions. And what followed wasn’t justice… it was delay. In this episode, we walk through the night Amiyah lost her life, the moments after she was hit and dragged, the choices made by the people around her, and the three-week gap before authorities finally called this what it was. This case is exactly why I do what I do. Because when our stories don’t get told right away, when our cases aren’t taken seriously, when it takes public outcry just to move the needle — that delay becomes part of the harm. This is the story of Amiyah Cunningham. 🔗 Sources https://www.11alive.com/article/news/crime/forest-park-arrest-amiya-cunningham-death/85-0f3b1d5a-5c7e-4c6a-bf0e-0b2a8c9b8f9fhttps://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/forest-park-arrest-amiya-cunningham-hit-and-runhttps://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/clayton-county/arrest-made-death-amiya-cunningham-after-public-outcry/VVQ3O7F3Z5H7ZKQZQ2KQ2K5RJM/https://www.ajc.com/news/crime/forest-park-police-arrest-woman-in-death-of-amiya-cunningham/ Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄 Day 10 of the 12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved 🤎 Thirteen-year-old Oscar Omar Hernandez vanished after boarding a train in late March to visit his youth soccer coach… someone his family trusted. His body was found days later in a roadside ditch in Oxnard, California, after he had been reported missing. Prosecutors allege that his coach, 43-year-old Mario Edgardo Garcia-Aquino, murdered Oscar and dumped his body along the road. Garcia-Aquino has been charged with murder with special circumstances, which could bring life without parole or the death penalty if he’s convicted.  Oscar’s family says he had been helping his coach with soccer jerseys before he disappeared. Authorities found his body on April 2, and the Ventura County Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide.  In September 2025, Oscar’s parents filed a legal claim accusing the City and County of Los Angeles of negligence, saying that a proper background check on the coach could have prevented this tragedy.  Sources 🔗 🔗 https://apnews.com/article/246835d60e7a75f3d6818c5f4a6a3ee9  🔗 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/apr/09/los-angeles-soccer-coach-charged-murder  🔗 https://www.wdtv.com/2025/09/16/family-13-year-old-claims-background-check-soccer-coach-could-have-prevented-his-murder/  🔗 https://abc7.com/post/oscar-omar-hernandez-death-family-files-legal-claim-city-county-la-13-year-old-boys-murder/17822018/  Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄 The 12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved 🤎 On Christmas Eve, 71-year-old psychologist and educator Barbara Wolf stopped to help someone who appeared stranded on the side of the road in Oxford Township, Michigan. Helping people wasn’t something she did — it was who she was. Instead of a routine act of kindness, Barbara Wolf was met with violence. She was shot and later died from her injuries. Her daughter, who was with her, survived. Other Good Samaritans were also threatened and injured during the same series of events. This case raises urgent questions about early release, repeat violent offenders, and the real consequences of systemic failures — especially when those failures turn acts of compassion into acts of tragedy. Sources 🔗 🔗 https://www.midmichigannow.com/news/local/victim-in-oxford-christmas-eve-shooting-identified-as-mclaren-health-care-doctor 🔗 https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2024/12/27/sheriff-genesee-co-man-kills-1-injures-2-oxford-shooting-on-christmas-eve/ 🔗 https://www.oakgov.com/Home/Components/News/News/1890/1974 🔗 https://www.corrections1.com/probation-and-parole/mich-sheriff-calls-for-lawmakers-judges-to-rethink-early-release-policies Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved 🤎 On the 8th day of the 12 Days of Christmas, we examine a case that sits in the uncomfortable space between fear and force. In the early morning hours of May 3, Tyler Chase Butler called police reporting a burglary in progress at his home. What followed left one teenager dead, two families shattered, and a community divided. This episode breaks down what happened that night… the TikTok prank, the fear inside the home, the shots fired, and the legal line that now defines Tyler’s future. We talk about accountability on all sides, the dangers of treating fear as content, and why cases involving Black men and self-defense are so often scrutinized differently. This isn’t about picking sides. It’s about asking the hard questions… and sitting with them. 🔗 Sources https://www.wusa9.com https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime https://www.callrobinson.com Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved 🤎 In Day 7 of the 12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved, I’m sharing one of the most disturbing and emotionally jarring cases I’ve covered. Shanice Crews disappeared in 2021. Her family searched. They waited. They worried. Then in 2024, police told them the unthinkable — Shanice had been found dead. An autopsy claimed she died from a drug overdose. The body was badly decomposed. The family was not allowed to view her remains. They cremated who they were told was Shanice and held a funeral. Seven months later, they learned the truth. Shanice Crews was alive. This episode confronts the devastating consequences of misidentification, the failure to properly confirm identity before notifying a family, and the unanswered question that still remains: Who did that body actually belong to? We talk about medical examiner accountability, missing Black women, system negligence, and the irreversible trauma caused when authorities get it wrong — and move on. Because families don’t get their tears back. They don’t get their grief back. And they don’t get answers. 🔗 Sources: https://people.com/family-cremated-loved-one-discovered-alive-report-11721679https://www.rochesterfirst.com/news/local-news/family-learns-sister-they-cremated-is-alive/https://www.wroc.tv/news/local-news/monroe-county/family-says-missing-sister-declared-dead-is-alive/ Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄12 Days of Christmas on Black, Brown, & Unsolved 🤎 In Day 6 of the 12 Days of Christmas, we examine the quiet and unsettling case of Kamron Peter Rondon, a 35-year-old man whose remains were discovered in the mountains of North Carolina… months after his death. Kamron was never reported missing. There were no alerts. No public search. No urgency… until a hiker found a skull. In this episode, I walk through what’s known, what remains undetermined, and why cases involving Black men so often end in silence. We talk about absence, unanswered questions, and the discomfort of realizing someone can disappear without anyone noticing… or looking. This is not about accusation. It’s about accountability, awareness, and why our cases deserve the same follow-through as anyone else’s. 🕯️ Kamron Peter Rondon deserved to be looked for. 📞  If You Have Information Anyone with information related to this case is urged to contact: Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office 📍 (828) 837-2589 (business hours) 📍 (828) 835-3144 (after hours/weekends) 📍 Anonymous tips: (828) 837-1344 📧 [email protected]  🔗 Sources: https://abc11.com/post/kamron-peter-rondon-police-search-answers-humans-remains-found-western-north-carolina-identified/15906105/https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/skull-discovered-nc-mountains-belongs-hiker-never-reported-missing-police-say/ATGYD33WLRGEJD7WO5QTAXST5Q/https://www.wdef.com/hiker-finds-human-remains-off-mountain-in-cherokee-county/https://localnews8.com/cnn-regional/2025/02/14/wcu-students-aid-in-recovery-of-human-remains-in-cherokee-county/ Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨

🎄 Day 5 of 12 Days of Christmas: Anthonella Contreras Linarez In Day 5 of the 12 Days of Christmas, I share the story of Anthonella Contreras Linarez, a 30-year-old registered nurse whose life was taken by the person she trusted most. Anthonella was in the process of leaving her relationship when she got into a car for what she believed would be a simple, calm conversation. She never made it home. What was first reported as a random attack was later revealed to be something far more devastating… a case of intimate partner violence disguised as chaos. This episode is about red flags, the danger women face when trying to leave, and the uncomfortable truth that sometimes the threat isn’t outside… it’s already sitting next to you. Anthonella should still be here. 🕯️ 🙏 Support Anthonella’s Family Her family has created a GoFundMe to help cover funeral expenses and ongoing needs. If you’re able, please consider supporting them here: 🔗 https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-anthonellas-final-journey-home Text Amberly! Support the show Soft voice. Hard truth. 💔 These stories are heavy. Please listen with care. 🤍 🤎 Black, Brown, & Unsolved is independent, listener-supported, and victim-focused. These are real lives, not headlines, not content, not clicks. Each episode is built through time spent with families, direct interviews, extensive research, ongoing follow-ups, community feedback, or communication with law enforcement so these stories are handled with care, context, and accountability. If you’re able to support this work, you can do so for $5 a month, less than a Starbucks run or a Chipotle order. All you have to do is click Support the Show. Email: [email protected] Follow and connect📱  TikTok | Instagram | Lemon8: @amberlytruecrime If you subscribe on TikTok, you’ll also have access to subscriber-only lives where we talk through cases, updates, and questions together in real time. Until next time… I’m your host, Amberly ✨