On January 1, 2008 a 911 comes through. A young girl is screaming that she has been shot and is dying. You can hear her begging her father to stop.

Amina & Sarah Said

LOST IN COLOR is a podcast that exists to highlight crimes against or involving Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, or in simpler words, non-white persons.
These cases are not consistently, if at all, given the attention they deserve through media, or by law enforcement. Sometimes the injustice is simply institutional from old rules in how certain crimes are handled and festers from there. But awareness, resources and advocacy will ensure the pain and suffering is not lost, and that justice could be just one voice closer. Your family is our family.

LOST IN COLOR acknowledges that it operates on Munsee Lenape and Wappinger Land

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LOST IN COLOR is a podcast that exists to highlight crimes against or involving Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, or in simpler words, non-white persons. These cases are not consistently, if at all, given the attention they deserve through media, or by law enforcement. Sometimes the injustice is simply institutional from old rules in how certain crimes are handled and festers from there. But awareness, resources and advocacy will ensure the pain and suffering is not lost, and that justice could be just one voice closer. Your family is our family. LOST IN COLOR acknowledges that it operates on Munsee Lenape and Wappinger Land

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