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.

Today MIB hosts, discusses the shocking criminal case of Chante Mallard, who hit a homeless man named Gregory Biggs with her car and left him lodged in her windshield. The incident occurred after a night of heavy drinking and drug use, including ecstasy and marijuana. Instead of calling for help, Chante decided to continue driving home, leaving Gregory to suffer in her windshield for several hours before he died. Chante and her friends, including her love interest Vaughn, hatched a plan to dispose of the body. The conversation also touches on the role of drugs and impaired judgment in the case. Chante Mallard's case is a stark reminder of the consequences of our actions and the choices we make. The incident occurred when Mallard, under the influence of drugs and alcohol, hit Gregory Biggs with her car. Instead of seeking help, Mallard left Biggs in her car, where he ultimately died. The police were able to link Mallard to the crime through a mutual friend who called 911 and implicated her. Mallard was found guilty of tampering with evidence and felony murder and sentenced to 50 years in prison. The case raises questions about human nature, drug use, and the choices we make in moments of crisis.

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Keywords

Shantae Mallard, Gregory Biggs, criminal case, hit and run, drugs, impaired judgment, Shante Mallard, consequences, choices, drug use, alcohol, hit and run, Gregory Biggs, tampering with evidence, felony murder, sentencing, forgiveness

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Shocking Case

02:24 The Bizarre and Horrifying Crime

08:22 The Impact and Consequences

09:06 Impaired Judgment and the Role of Drugs

17:25 The Cover-Up and Involvement of Friends

20:25 Lessons Learned and Responsible Choices

20:40 Introduction and Background

21:23 Discovering the Crime Scene

22:22 The Investigation and Finding the Car

24:18 The Trial and Verdict

27:21 The Impact of Choices and Actions

29:38 The Sentencing and Forgiveness

33:00 Reflections and Takeaways

36:19 Discussion on Accountability

39:05 The Consequences of Choices

40:32 The Need for Support and Resources

41:45 Conclusion

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

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 Sasha

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.

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.

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 off
• ​Abandoned homes and properties pose a danger and should be addressed
• ​Children's safety while walking to school should be a priority
• ​Community 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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Sources :

Just Thought Lounge : https://youtu.be/yv304IYFfCI?si=6GpmAK15GTnEy42R

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

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:

Join 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.