A Few Bad Apples

This important interview with Dr. Jiovanni Felton and Crystol Sills, the founders of Missin Peace database, explores what their database is and how it tracks officer statuses.

*If you have a personal grievance against an officer, you can upload your information confidentially to the database.

Missin Peace contact information:
Website: https://www.missinpeaces-pro.com/
Instagram and Twitter: @_missinpeace

Podcast Promo: True Crime Freaks https://www.podpage.com/true-crime-freaks-podcast/

In this episode, I sort through key pieces of evidence that many viewers of the Netflix hit documentary "Making a Murderer" believe the Manitowoc County Sheriff's planted evidence to incriminate Steven and his nephew Brendan Dassey for the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach.

Promo: Riddle Me That! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/riddle-me-that-true-crime/id1522402746

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Louisville Metro Police Dept. had been surveilling Breonna's home because they suspected her ex-boyfriend had been receiving drugs there. They planned to do a no-knock search warrant raid, in which they executed and Breonna was shot and later died.
Breonna's story moved so many because the police officer who fired off the deadly shot did not get any charges against him.
She inspired the #sayhername movement, and many who support the #BLM movement keep her story alive by demanding justice and change.

Promo: "Let's Start a Cult!" http://wavve.link/letsstartacult/episodes

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Samantha was leaving a field party with her friends. As she was exiting the party, a deputy attempted to stop her car because he wanted to conduct a field sobriety test.
The night was supposed to be fun, but it ended tragically. The deputy ended up on the hood of her car, and moments later Samantha was shot to death.

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Drew Peterson, a former police officer, had been married many times and was known to cheat on his wives, and then marry his mistress. His third wife, Kathleen Savio, was found dead in her bathtub after he divorced her. It was ruled an accident, and then later his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, went missing. Police were suspicious and ended up exhuming Kathleen from her grave to reevaluate her cause of death, which then opened up the legal investigations into Drew's involvement.

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The 1960s were difficult for members of the LGBTQ+ community because the laws in place discriminated against them. A local hangout, The Stonewall Inn, was a safe haven for those in the community but remained a place where NYPD officers would badger the patrons. On June 28, 1969, the patrons would not back down, which led to 6 days of riots and freedom for those in the LGBTQ+ community to be who they wanted to be.

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*TRIGGER WARNING* This episode gives depictions of torture which some may find disturbing.

Jon Burge was a former Chicago Police Department commander who had previously served in Vietnam. During his time in service, he may have learned torture techniques that he would later employ as an officer to gain false confessions from victims he apprehended.

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Phil Holland was delivering food on his shift when 2 plainclothes officers spotted him and shot at him, mistaking him for a suspect in a nearby shooting. The issues involved in this case are the police's use of plainclothes officers, as well as implicit bias.


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This episode discusses the Buddy Boys, officers in the NYPD during the 70s-80s who engaged in a series of corrupt activities, including drug crimes, burglaries, and extorting drug dealers. The content comes from Mike McAllary's Pulitzer Prize winning book, "Buddy Boys: When Good Cops Turn Bad."

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Trailer from: A Killer Podcast linktr.ee/akillerpodcast

SEASON PREMIERE:
Officer Jaselyn Grant used her police service weapon to kill her wife Keara Crowder. She claimed self-defense but the evidence shows her motive was fueled by passionate jealousy and rage. In this episode, I discuss issues of police domestic violence and stalking. I go in-depth to share the details of the tragic story of a wife/mother who lost her life at the hands of her wife.

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Episode suggested by: Kudzu Killer Podcast
Trailers from: Oklahomacide and The Jury Room Podcast

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