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Founded by sisters Steph and M.D., Murder in the Black explores overlooked true crime stories within the Black community. Steph currently hosts weekly episodes, while M.D., co-founder and original co-host, contributes as a guest co-host and legal analyst. The podcast stands apart through its coverage of both Black victims and Black perpetrators, creating space for honest conversations about justice, accountability, and the people at the center of each case.
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
42 minutes
English
United States
233 episodes
since Nov. 29, 2021
episodic
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In this episode of Murder in the Black, Steph follows the urgent, multi-state search to bring Carlesha home. A witness who called police twice. Detectives who promised her mother they would find her. An ATM transaction, a dealership decal, and a GPS tracker that helped investigators close the dista…
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For the finale of Murder in the Black: Unsolved Mysteries, Steph examines two cases in which recovering a person’s body did not answer the most important question: What happened to them?
Ricky McCormick was found dead near a Missouri field in June 1999. Inside his pockets were two pages covered in …
In the second installment of Murder in the Black: Unsolved Mysteries, Steph examines the disappearances of Najah Ferrell in Indiana and Kierra Coles in Chicago.
Najah disappeared on March 15, 2019, the day she was expected to begin a new job at Panera Bread. She never arrived at work and failed to …
A little girl disappears from her bedroom. A mother is killed while her children sleep. Decades later, their families are still fighting for answers.
Steph opens the Unsolved Mysteries series with two cases: the unsolved murder of 4-year-old Dannarriah Finley in Orange, Texas, and the arrest nearly…
Keith Warren was 19 when he was found hanging in Silver Spring, Maryland, in 1986. Authorities ruled his death a suicide without performing an autopsy. His mother, Mary Couey, spent decades questioning that conclusion—and the investigation behind it.
Steph examines the scene photographs, the clothi…
Between 1979 and 1981, Black children, teenagers and young adults disappeared across Atlanta. As fear spread, grieving families organized searches, challenged city leaders and demanded that the cases be treated as a coordinated emergency.
In this special episode, Steph examines the victims, the com…
On the morning after Thanksgiving in 2014, firefighters responded to a blaze inside a Fort Worth apartment. There, they discovered 31-year-old Ashlea Harris bound and murdered.
Ashlea was a hardworking store manager who had recently helped police identify two former employees suspected of robbing t…
On December 6, 1975, Wesley Diggs returned to his home in Teaneck, New Jersey, and discovered his wife, Jean, and their four children—Audrey, Allison, Wesley Jr., and five-year-old Roger—shot to death.
There was no obvious forced entry. Nothing appeared to have been stolen. Neighbors reportedly hea…
On December 3, 2003, federal prosecutor Jonathan Luna left his Baltimore office shortly before midnight—but he never made it home. Hours later, his car was discovered beside a rural Pennsylvania creek, with Jonathan lying facedown beneath it. He had suffered 36 stab wounds and cuts before ultimatel…
Steph sits down with MD to break down the Karmelo Anthony evidentiary hearing and what Judge Chitty was actually being asked to decide.
This was not a new determination of guilt or innocence. Anthony’s appellate team was requesting a new trial based on alleged errors and constitutional violations c…
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