LOST IN COLOR

LOST IN COLOR

By Shamese ShularSociety & CultureTrue CrimeHistory
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LOST IN COLOR episodes

  • Phoenix Reeves-Coldon
    On December 18, 2011, a 911 call came in to report an abandoned vehicle that was left in the middle of the traffic lane, in East St. Louis, Illinois. At the time of this call, and the scene being processed, a young woman’s parents had no idea that they would not see her again.
    32 min
  • Akia Eggelston
    Akia is eight months pregnant with her son and excitedly planning a baby shower. She wouldn't have missed this celebration for anything. But after being seen on bank surveillance video four days before the event, Akia was never seen or heard from again.
    21 min
  • Johmeik Simmons
    Johmeik Simmons was shot in the back of the head, but the medical examiner wouldn't budge on a suicide ruling. What happened to Johmeik, and why?
    13 min
  • Amina & Sarah Said
    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.
    42 min
  • Ashley Loring-Heavyrunner
    Waiting to be picked up by a friend who later claims he is the only one who know what happened to her, Ashley completely disappears from Blackfeet Nation lands in Montana, never to be seen again.
    21 min
  • Welcome to LOST IN COLOR
    LOST IN COLOR is a podcast telling the stories of true crime in the BIPOC community. Stories that have been lost or forgotten, or that keep repeating itself in new ways. Awareness, and advocacy is key to keep Us connected to what is going on around Us.
    2 min

About LOST IN COLOR

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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.