In this episode of Hill of Justice, hosts Jerome and Keith—both former law enforcement officers—take a hard look at the disturbing case involving the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, where deputies took and shared graphic photos from the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and seven others.

While the case captured national attention because of Kobe’s fame, this conversation goes deeper—asking what accountability looks like when the victims are everyday Black families with no spotlight, no power, and no legal team ready to fight back.

Jerome brings a people-first perspective, focusing on dignity, community trauma, and trust within the Black community. Keith brings a law enforcement perspective, explaining policies, procedures, and the internal realities of policing. Together, they engage in a real, respectful debate about misconduct, leadership failure, and whether cases like this represent individual mistakes or deeper systemic issues.

The episode also breaks down:

Department policies that were violated
California laws protecting families from image exploitation
Why poor supervision made the situation worse
The consequences faced by the deputies involved
Why Vanessa Bryant filed a lawsuit—and what the jury decided
Most importantly, this episode challenges listeners to confront a difficult truth: How often does misconduct happen when nobody is watching?

This is not about attacking law enforcement. It’s about accountability, dignity, and reducing violence and harm—especially in the relationship between Black men and police.
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On New Year’s Eve 2019, realtor Monique Baugh walked into a fake home showing and was kidnapped, tortured, and murdered—part of a planned conspiracy built on burner phones, a fake listing, and a U-Haul that left a digital trail investigators used to rebuild the entire case.

In this Hill of Justice episode, we break down how the killers selected their target, how investigators used geo-fencing and phone data to expose the plot, and why the first conviction collapsed during retrial. We also examine the safety lessons for realtors and the political forces that shaped the courtroom battle.

On September 19, 2024, a quiet Kentucky courthouse became the scene of an unthinkable event when Sheriff Stines walked into a judge’s private chambers — and only one of them walked out.
In this Hill of Justice episode, hosts Jerome Hill and retired Sheriff Victor Hill break down the shocking case that stunned America. How does a man sworn to protect justice turn against it? Was this premeditation — or the result of an untreated mental health crisis?
The Hills walk through the timeline, the evidence, and the deeper issue: what happens when the protectors of the law show signs of unraveling — and no one steps in?

⚖️ Topics Covered:

• The strange behavior before the incident
  
  
• Security and accountability failures in courthouses
  
  
• Signs of mental decline in law enforcement
  
  
• Why this case could change how we screen officers
  
  
• What the footage revealed and why it matters
  
  
• The insanity defense and what’s next in court
  
  
• How communities can prevent future tragedies
  
  

👉 Watch as we uncover how a routine day in a Kentucky courthouse became a cautionary tale about power, pressure, and mental health.
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In this gripping episode of Hill of Justice, we break down the tragic Michigan church shooting that has left a community in shock and grief. We uncover the chilling details of the case, explore the background of the alleged shooter, and discuss the broader implications for faith, safety, and justice in America today.
Join hosts Jerome and Keith Hill as they dive deep into the facts, the failures, and the fallout from this horrific act of violence.
👉 What you’ll hear in this episode:
A detailed breakdown of the Michigan church shooting case
The impact on the victims, their families, and the local community
Legal and criminal justice analysis of the case
Broader conversation on crime, faith, and safety in America
⚖️ Hill of Justice uncovers the truth behind some of the most shocking stories of crime, justice, and culture.

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This week on Hill of Justice, we’re tackling one of America’s most dangerous and divisive issues: gun violence.
With over 204 mass shootings in 2025 alone, the crisis has reached a boiling point — and July 4th has become the deadliest holiday in the nation. Why is this happening, and why has meaningful reform continued to stall?

🎙️ The Hills dive deep into:

• The cultural and psychological roots of America’s gun obsession
• Why “more guns = more safety” is a dangerous myth
• The case for licensing and mandatory training for gun owners
• How mental health and firearm access intersect
• What role law enforcement should — and shouldn’t — play
• The historical and political forces blocking reform
• The call for a nuanced, bipartisan, and data-driven approach

This episode is a sobering reminder that freedom without accountability endangers everyone. If you care about the future of public safety in this country, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss.

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In this gripping episode of the Hill of Justice Podcast, we dive deep into the tragic and controversial killing of Ryan Hinton — a young Black man whose life was cut short in what many believe to be an unlawful and racially charged police shooting. Was Ryan targeted because of the color of his skin? Is this yet another chapter in the long history of systemic racism in law enforcement?

As the community mourned, Ryan's father took justice into his own hands — fatally shooting an innocent police officer in a desperate and heartbreaking act of retaliation. This episode explores the ripple effects of trauma, the failures of accountability, and the fine line between justice and vengeance.

🎙️ Join us as we ask the hard questions:

What really happened to Ryan Hinton?
How does systemic racism continue to fuel police violence?
Can retaliation ever be justified in the face of injustice?
This isn’t just a story — it’s a call to confront the systems that keep failing our communities.

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In this explosive episode of the Hill of Justice podcast, Jerome and Victor Hill dive into the heated debate surrounding protestors targeting Tesla vehicles. Is it a powerful statement against corporate power, or just reckless destruction? 💥  

The duo brings their unique perspectives: Jerome argues the ethics and impact of civil disobedience, while Victor challenges whether these actions cross the line. Expect bold takes, passionate debates, and no topic left untouched!  

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In this explosive episode of the Hill of Justice podcast, Jerome and Victor Hill dive into the heated debate surrounding protestors targeting Tesla vehicles. Is it a powerful statement against corporate power, or just reckless destruction? 💥  

The duo brings their unique perspectives: Jerome argues the ethics and impact of civil disobedience, while Victor challenges whether these actions cross the line. Expect bold takes, passionate debates, and no topic left untouched!  

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