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In this episode of Murder in the Black, the hosts discuss the haunting tale of Gregory Agnew and the mysterious disappearance of his former girlfriend, Tammy Niver. The case takes place in Ypsilanti, Michigan, a vibrant college town with a dark history. Tammy disappeared under suspicious circumstances after ending her tumultuous relationship with Gregory. The relationship was marked by tension, violence, and control. Despite suspicions, Gregory evaded arrest due to lack of evidence. Years later, Gregory was convicted of the murder of his estranged wife, Martha Anu, shedding light on his violent past. Tammy's case remains unsolved, highlighting the impact of domestic violence and the importance of supporting victims.
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Source Material :
The Murder In Ypsilanti- available on prime
Gregory Agnew conviction upheld after Michigan Supreme Court denies 2nd request to appeal
https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/2024/05/gregory-agnew-conviction-upheld-after-michigan-supreme-court-denies-2nd-request-to-appeal.html
Tammy Niver disappeared 30 years ago. Her family still hopes for justice.
https://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/2023/08/tammy-niver-disappeared-30-years-ago-her-family-still-hopes-for-justice.html
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:30 The Setting: Ypsilanti, Michigan
01:58 Tammy Niver's Background
03:04 Toxic Dynamics of Gregory and Tammy's Relationship
05:40 Suspicious Circumstances of Tammy's Disappearance
08:13 Martha's Efforts to Expose Gregory's Involvement
17:59 The Tragic Murder of Martha Anu
26:16 The Unresolved Case of Tammy Niver
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In this episode, Steph addresses the audio quality issues in the previous podcast and apologizes to the listeners. She then introduces the case of Chante Mallard, a nursing assistant who was involved in a shocking hit-and-run incident. Steph provides details about the events leading up to the incident, including Chante's drug use and her decision not to seek help after hitting Gregory Biggs. Chante was eventually caught and sentenced to 50 years for murder and 10 years for tampering with evidence. The episode concludes with reflections on the consequences of our actions and the need for community support for the homeless and mentally ill.
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Keywords
audio quality, apology, hit-and-run, Chante Mallard, nursing assistant, drug use, Gregory Biggs, decision, seek help, caught, sentenced, consequences, community support, homeless, mentally ill
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Takeaways
Apologizing and acknowledging mistakes is important in maintaining trust with the audience.
The case of Chante Mallard highlights the consequences of making poor choices, such as drinking and driving.
There is a need for more community support and resources for the homeless and mentally ill.
The episode raises questions about why Gregory Biggs was on the highway and the importance of creating safe environments for vulnerable individuals.
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In this episode of Murder in the Black, the hosts discuss the mysterious death of football player Steve McNair. They are joined by their brother Jamal, an expert in sports, who provides background information on McNair's career. The hosts explore the theory of a murder-suicide involving McNair and his mistress, Jenny Kazemi. They discuss the financial difficulties and jealousy that may have contributed to the tragedy. However, they also question the validity of these theories and highlight inconsistencies in the evidence. The conversation explores four theories surrounding the death of Steve McNair: 1) that his girlfriend, Sahel Kazemi, killed him and then herself in a murder-suicide; 2) that Adrian Gilliam, who sold Kazemi the gun, was involved in the crime; 3) that McNair's best friends, Wayne Neely and Robert Gaddy, had a role in the murder; and 4) that McNair's wife, Mechelle McNair, was responsible. The conversation highlights the lack of thorough investigation into these theories and the presence of unanswered questions and suspicious circumstances. The main takeaway is the importance of being cautious and aware of the consequences when getting involved in complicated relationships.
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Chapters00:00Introduction to Steve McNair17:42The Mystery Surrounding Steve McNair's Death21:43The Four Theories34:45Men and Women's Suicide Methods36:32Holes in the Theory of Jenny's Involvement37:29Gunpowder Residue and Lack of Evidence38:53Size and Shooting Ability39:49Unusual Circumstances41:38Missing Gun and Lack of Evidence44:37Suspicious Actions of Best Friends48:15Theft and Suspicion of McNair's Wife54:29Michelle McNair's Involvement01:04:08Consequences of Getting Involved with Married Men
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In this episode, Steph + M.D. discuss two chilling murder cases. The first case involves the disappearance of Sasha Davis, her daughter Selah, and her friend Jarib Bennett during a road trip. The investigation uncovers a hidden life of drug dealing and identity theft. The second case revolves around the murder of Jocelyn Peters, who was pregnant with her ex-boyfriend Cornelius Green's child. Green conspired with his friend Philip Cutler to kill Jocelyn and her unborn child. The hosts emphasize the importance of verifying information and being cautious in relationships.
If you have any information about the disappearance of SashaDavis, Selah, or Jarib Bennet, please contact the New York City PoliceDepartment’s Missing Persons Squad at 212-694-7781.
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In this episode, Steph + M.D. discuss the unsettling disappearance of Cynthia Bah- Traore , a devoted mother and educator. They explore Cynthia's background, her passion for teaching and writing, and the challenges she faced in her personal life. The hosts highlight the flawed investigation by the police, the lack of media coverage due to an ice storm, and the family's ongoing search for answers. They discuss various theories surrounding Cynthia's disappearance and emphasize the importance of community support and advocacy in missing person cases.
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In this episode of Murder in the Black, the hosts discuss a shocking murder case that took place in a suburban area of Jacksonville, Florida. Jonathan Brenton, a respected information technologist, was shot and killed in his home. The investigation revealed that the mastermind behind the crime was Jacorian McCray, who orchestrated the murder from jail. He enlisted the help of Dakari Maxwell, Tyrani Sheldon, and Demetrius Ford. The case highlights the importance of community vigilance and the consequences of making poor choices.
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In this episode of Murder in the Black, the hosts discuss the case of Alianna DeFreeze, a 14-year-old girl who went missing and was later found murdered. The episode explores Alianna’s background, the search for her, the discovery of her body, and the subsequent arrest and conviction of the perpetrator. The hosts also discuss the importance of following one's instincts and the need for better community safety measures.keywordstrue crime, murder, missing person, child abduction, community safetytakeaways
Follow your instincts and act quickly if something feels offAbandoned homes and properties pose a danger and should be addressedChildren's safety while walking to school should be a priorityCommunity engagement and support can make a difference in solving cases -
In 2022, Zion, a 17-year-old high school senior, was eagerly anticipating the culmination of her academic journey. As she approached the final stretch of her high school experience, she looked forward to savoring every moment of her last year. On what seemed like an ordinary day, Zion informed her mother that she was going out with her "favorite" cousin. Tragically, this would be the last time her family saw her. Join Steph and M.D. as they delve into this perplexing case, unraveling a narrative that challenges conventional notions of family bonds and trust. This mind-bending journey will prompt listeners to question their understanding of familial relationships and the dark secrets that can lurk beneath seemingly normal facades
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Tioni Theus, a 16-year-old girl from Compton, was tragically found dead on January 8, 20221. Her body was discovered on the side of the 110 Freeway in South Los Angeles, specifically on the Manchester Avenue on-ramp near South Figueroa Street
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is leading the investigation into Tioni Theus' murder. Anyone with information about her case should call the CHP at (323) 644-9557
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Tragedy struck Dallas, Texas on September 6, 2018, forever altering the course of a promising young life. Botham Jean, a 26-year-old rising star at the prestigious accounting firm PwC, saw his dreams tragically cut short when an off-duty police officer entered his apartment and fatally shot him.
This heart-wrenching incident thrust the Jean family into an unexpected battle for answers and justice, highlighting the deep-seated fears and injustices that many in the Black community face when interacting with law enforcement. Botham's story serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for police reform and accountability in America.
The podcast delves into the details of that fateful night, exploring how a routine evening at home turned into a nightmare for Botham and his loved ones. We'll examine:
Botham's background and the bright future that lay ahead of him The circumstances surrounding the shooting and its immediate aftermath The Jean family's relentless pursuit of truth and justice The broader implications of this case for police-community relations The impact of Botham's death on the ongoing conversation about racial injustice in AmericaJoin us as we unpack this tragic event that shook a community and a nation, forcing us to confront uncomfortable truths about race, power, and the criminal justice system in the United States.
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Tragedy struck Dallas, Texas on September 6, 2018, forever altering the course of a promising young life. Botham Jean, a 26-year-old rising star at the prestigious accounting firm PwC, saw his dreams tragically cut short when an off-duty police officer entered his apartment and fatally shot him.
This heart-wrenching incident thrust the Jean family into an unexpected battle for answers and justice, highlighting the deep-seated fears and injustices that many in the Black community face when interacting with law enforcement. Botham's story serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for police reform and accountability in America.
The podcast delves into the details of that fateful night, exploring how a routine evening at home turned into a nightmare for Botham and his loved ones. We'll examine:
Botham's background and the bright future that lay ahead of him The circumstances surrounding the shooting and its immediate aftermath The Jean family's relentless pursuit of truth and justice The broader implications of this case for police-community relations The impact of Botham's death on the ongoing conversation about racial injustice in AmericaJoin us as we unpack this tragic event that shook a community and a nation, forcing us to confront uncomfortable truths about race, power, and the criminal justice system in the United States.
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Angela Bledsoe was a bright and ambitious young woman who pursued her education at Florida A&M University (FAMU). Her intelligence and drive propelled her to success in the financial world, where she established herself as a talented financial analyst. As her career flourished, Angela's personal life seemed to follow suit when she found what she believed to be love. However, the facade of happiness began to crumble after the birth of her daughter. What once appeared to be a dream come true gradually transformed into a harrowing nightmare. Join us as we unravel the tragic story of this vibrant and promising individual, exploring how her life took an unexpected and devastating turn. This tale serves as a poignant reminder that appearances can be deceiving, and that even those who seem to have it all can find themselves in perilous situations.
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Angell Williams, a mother of three, was living in Baltimore, Maryland, when her life took an unexpected turn. In 2008, during a night out with friends, she met Michael Johnson. Their connection was instant and intense, leading to a whirlwind romance. Within just six months, they were not only married but also welcomed a son into the world.However, what began as a fairytale quickly descended into a nightmare. Michael's behavior took a dark and terrifying turn, transforming their relationship into something toxic and dangerous. Join us as we unravel the shocking story of Angell Williams - a case that defies expectations and exposes the insidious nature of domestic abuse in the digital age.
This episode will take you on a journey through love, betrayal, fear, and ultimately, justice. It's a stark reminder that sometimes, the most dangerous threats can come from those closest to us. Prepare yourselves for a tale that will challenge your perceptions and leave you questioning: how well do we really know the people we let into our lives?
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Jeronta Brown and Briana Brooks were a young couple who were tragically murdered in an execution-style attack in August 2014 in Atlanta, Georgia.The couple was kidnapped by two men, Andre Gay and Richard Wilson, who believed one of the victims' relatives had recently received a significant insurance settlement.
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In the 1980s, during the crack cocaine epidemic that plagued South Central Los Angeles, a mysterious figure later known as the "Grim Sleeper" began terrorizing the local black community. This serial killer primarily targeted African American women, sowing a climate of fear and anguish throughout the region.
It wasn't until the LAPD connected two separate attacks that they realized they were dealing with a serial killer. Devastated by the possibility that one of their own may be responsible, the police launched an intensive investigation to uncover the identity of this monstrous individual.
After years of painstaking work, the LAPD finally apprehended the Grim Sleeper, who is believed to have spanned over 25 years, leaving numerous victims in his wake and traumatizing the community he preyed upon.
Join Steph as we delve deeper into the chilling case of the Grim Sleeper, exploring the victims, the investigation, and the haunting legacy of this notorious serial killer who preyed upon the vulnerable in South Central L.A.
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Jonelle Melton was a social studies teacher at Red Bank Middle School, where her passion for history inspired and engaged her students.She had even attended President Barack Obama's inauguration in January 2009, and shared the experience with her students and colleagues.Tragically, in the months following this historical event, Jonelle Melton was tortured and murdered in her apartment.Her case remained unsolved for a number of years, demonstrating that it is not always the usual suspects who are responsible for a murder.
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Deanna Cook was a 32-year-old woman living in South Dallas in 2012.2She was a vibrant and athletic woman who loved to run, and had even broken records in the 200-yard dash when she was in 7th grade.2Deanna had settled in a middle-class area of South Dallas and was preparing a future for herself and her two young daughters.Deanna was passionate about writing and telling her story online. Join Steph & M.D. as we unpack a story that should continue to be told by the true crime community.
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Text me when you get home Season 2 Eps 11
Seven Years after Deanna Cook died with 911 on the line her family quest for justice - Dallas Morning News 2019
https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2019/03/12/seven-years-after-deanna-cook-died-with-911-on-the-line-her family-s-quest-for-justice-drags-on/
Dallas Will Pay 335 to fight murder victims lawsuit- WFAA -8
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/dallas-will-pay-335k-to-fight-murder-victims-lawsuit/287-385282410 -
Vernetta Cockerham and Karen Williams share a tragic experience that no woman should ever have to endure. Their former husband, Richard Ellerbee, proved to be a true demon who walked this earth, leaving behind a wake of utter chaos and devastation for both women.Ellerbee’s abusive and violent actions towards these women and their families have forever scarred them, and their stories serve as a somber reminder of the devastating impact domestic violence can have.
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In 2010, Lanell Barsock was living a seemingly happy life. She had obtained a Registered Nurse (RN) degree and was in a relationship with her boyfriend, Louis. Together, they purchased a home in Palmdale, California. However, the summer of 2010 brought a horrific change to Lanell's life. Tragically, Lanell was found murdered in her own garage. Join Steph as we explore this true crime case ! ...Source Material:Last Day Dateline Season 1 ESP 5Keep Up with MIB@murderintheblack Instagram Facebook: Murder In The Black Podcastwww.murderintheblack.comemail:[email protected]
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Rocky Reyes spent his formative years in Rancho, Cucamonga CA, where his love for dance blossomed into a lifelong passion. His deep-rooted affection for his family and friends accompanied his unwavering dedication to the art of dance. As he worked assiduously to carve a successful career in the dance industry, tragedy struck on Labor Day evening in 2016. His car was discovered abandoned in West Covina, with the engine running and his belongings left behind, marking the onset of a heart-wrenching mystery that continues to captivate our attention. .
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Source Material:
Celebrity True Crime Story Season 2 Ep 2
“Missing dancer killed with ax by West Covina man, officials say” Author : Ruby Gonzalez
https://www.sgvtribune.com/2016/09/12/missing-dancer-killed-with-ax-by-west-covina-man-officials-say/amp/
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