⚠️ This episode contains detailed descriptions of the murder of a child, including themes of violence, abuse, and death.  Listener discretion is strongly advised. 

Cleveland, Ohio—In this week’s episode, we dive into the heartbreaking murder case of 3‑year‑old Curtis Witcher — a child ripped from a loving  foster family and returned to his biological mother, 31-year-old Timmeka Eggleton –only to be murdered months later. 

This episode breaks down the timeline, the red flags, the emotional courtroom revelations, and the shocking sentence handed down to Timmeka Eggleton. 

This episode also examines court records, sentencing transcripts, and public reports to recount Baby Curtis's brief life. Which follows the trajectory of his adoptive experience and his initial removal from his mother–Timmeka’s care at just 8 days old, and his eventual return under child protective supervision. 

That supervision was eventually terminated– despite Timmeka's troubling past. A decision that led to the child’s untimely death. 

This case forces us to confront the cracks in the child welfare system and the devastating consequences when those systems fail. 

Beyond the courtroom, this episode confronts the uncomfortable questions:

• What happens when reunification takes priority over safety?
• How many red flags are enough to protect the most vulnerable?
•  Why are the most vulnerable children so often returned to the very environments that harmed them?

The tragic death of Curtis Witcher serves as a broader implication of systemic failures of accountability, and the permanent damage caused by such errors. 

Listen to Season 8: Episode 10: To find out how this tragic case unfolds. 

Rest in Peace - Curtis Witcher and our sincerest condolences to his adoptive parents and extended family. 🙏🕊️

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Riverview, Florida— 33-year-old Kenyatta Barron spent years trying to survive a man who terrorized her behind closed doors. On March 18, 2018, that terror turned fatal. Ronnie O’Neal III murdered Kenyatta, and then murdered their 9-year-old disabled daughter, Ron’Niveya, after she witnessed her mother’s brutal killing. 

The couple's 11-year-old son Ronnie O'Neal Jr. was also stabbed, set on fire and left for dead—but he was the lone survivor of this horrific tragedy. 

What lies behind the viral courtroom moment was a horrific tragedy that no one saw coming. 

Listen to Season 8: Episode 9: To find out how this unspeakable tragedy unfolded. 

Rest in Peace - Kenyatta Barron and Ron'Niveya O'Neil. 🕊️🙏

Our hearts continue to go out to Ronnie Blair.♥️

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Minneapolis, MN— 34-year-old Mariah Samuels was a devoted mother to two sons and a beloved pet groomer. She was a woman trying to rebuild her life, protect her peace, and keep her children safe— even while living under the constant shadow of fear. Mariah did what many women are told to do: she spoke up, she asked for help, she documented the danger.

And yet, she was failed by the very system meant to protect her. Who later claimed that Mariah wasn't "afraid enough." 

The tragic murder of Mariah Samuels was not a sudden event, but the devastating conclusion of a foreseeable pattern. Her story is one of fatal control, ignored warnings, and a system that met escalating violence with silence. 

Listen to Season 8: Episode 8 to find out how this horrific case unfolds. 

Rest in Peace - Mariah Samuels 🕊️🙏 and our deepest condolences to her family, friends and community. 

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San Antonio, TX— 29-year-old Andreen McDonald was a Jamaican immigrant living the American Dream. She was the wife of Air Force Major - Andre McDonald. Andreen was a devoted mother to an autistic daughter, but she was also a successful business owner. But, behind the polished image of “the perfect couple” Andreen was fighting a silent battle – one marked by fear, betrayal and a violence that grew more darker by the day. 

When Andreen vanished in 2019 - The community searched four long months– holding out hope that Andreen would be found alive. But what they found was an unspeakable horror. 

In this episode, we unravel the cracks hidden beneath their picture-perfect life, the manipulations, the rage, and the cold calculated choices that led to the brutal murder of Andreen McDonald. 

Listen to Season 8: Episode 7–to find out the shocking outcome of this case. 

Rest in Peace - Andreen McDonald - and our hearts go out to her family, friends, and her daughter - Alayna McDonald 🕊️🙏

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⚠️ This episode includes descriptions of sexual assault committed against a minor child. Listener discretion is advised. 

Toledo, Ohio– 13-year-old Kei’Mani Latigue should have been safe in the one place every child deserves protection: her own home. Instead, she endured years of unimaginable abuse at the hands of the man meant to love her most—her father. 

In this episode, we uncover the truth behind Kei’Mani’s short life, from her early years being adopted and raised by her grandmother, to the escalating violence no one stopped in time. We also break down the final hours leading up to her death, the systemic failures that silenced her suffering - including the absence of an Amber Alert and the community’s outrage, grief, and lingering unanswered questions. 

Listen to Season 8: Episode 6 as we honor Kei’Mani’s life and demand that children like Kei’Mani never slip through the cracks.

Rest in Peace - Kei’Mani Latigue and our hearts go out to her family, friends, and the community of Toledo, Ohio. 🙏🕊️

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Detroit, Michigan—Na’Ziyah Harris was just 13 years old when she disappeared shortly after getting off her school bus on January 9, 2024 — a moment that ended up being the last time anyone saw her. 

In this episode of Senseless True Crime, we break down the chilling and still-unsolved disappearance of Na’Ziyah Harris. Including a maze of conflicting accounts, alarming browser searches, and testimony from her own aunt that raised more questions than answers.

In Season 8: Episode 5: We unpack the timeline with every layer peeled back, the disturbing digital footprints, and the silence that followed Na’Ziyah’s last known moments. With the haunting possibility that Na’Ziyah may never return home.

Her story deserves answers. 

Her family deserves closure. 

Her case deserves to be heard. 

Na’Ziyah Harris' disappearance is still ongoing, and she would be 17-years-old today. 

We are praying for Na'Ziyah Harris's safe return, and our thoughts are with her family. 🙏

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Woburn, Massachusetts—It was supposed to be a simple date night—something familiar for 40-year-old Sherell Pringle, a woman known for her warmth, her ambition, and the way she poured into the lives of the people she knew and loved.

Sherell was actively building a stable and successful life, working toward her dream of owning a home. But beneath the surface was a hidden danger Sherell never saw coming. When she didn’t come home, the search began—and the truth that followed was far darker than anyone imagined.

In “Deadly Date Night” we peel back the layers of the haunting beginning to an evening that, sadly, ended in tragedy. 

Listen to Season 8: Episode 4 to find out how this heartbreaking case unfolds. 

Rest in Peace Sherell Pringle 🙏🏼🕊️ and our sincerest condolences to her son Jahmani, family and community. 

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⚠️This episode contains descriptions of suicide.  Listener Discretion is advised.

Collierville, TN–36-year-old Brodes Perry, was a respected spiritual leader known for his deep faith, generosity, and community impact. On April 11, 2019, Perry’s life was cut short by a deadly obsession, sending shockwaves throughout his congregation and community. 

Pastor Perry was killed by LaToshia Daniels, a woman he knew intimately and had a two-year affair with.  Daniels, consumed by unrequited affection, jealousy, and an escalating fixation, crossed state lines to confront Perry and his wife. 

The violent attack was the culmination of a descent into control, delusion, and emotional unraveling.

In Part Two of this deeply unsettling case, we go inside the courtroom, where emotions ran high and long-guarded truths finally surfaced. The spotlight shifts to Brodes Perry’s wife - Tabatha Perry, whose testimony became the emotional anchor of the trial. In her own steady yet shaken voice, Tabatha walked the jury through the complicated reality of her marriage—revealing the private conversations she and Pastor Brodes Perry had about ethical non-monogamy, transparency, and boundaries that were intended to protect their relationship, not destroy it.

As the prosecution laid out its evidence, a stark contrast emerged between ethical non-monogamy, rooted in consent and communication, and LaToshia Daniels’ actions, rooted in obsession, entitlement, and emotional volatility. 

Then came the shocking revelation - a part of Pastor Perry’s life revealed - in his own words, played out for the world to hear. 

The Jury deliberated for only two hours –and when they returned with a verdict–

The room fell silent. This ruling served as a declaration that a man's openness can never justify taking a life.

Listen to Season 2: Episode 3: Part 2 to find out the shocking outcome of this case. 

Rest in Peace Pastor Brodes Perry and our sincerest condolences to this family and community. 🙏

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Collierville, TN–36-year-old Brodes Perry, was a respected spiritual leader known for his deep faith, generosity, and community impact. On April 11, 2019, Perry’s life was cut short by a deadly obsession, sending shockwaves throughout his congregation and community. 

Pastor Perry was killed by LaToshia Daniels, a woman he knew intimately and had a two-year affair with.  Daniels, consumed by unrequited affection, jealousy, and an escalating fixation, crossed state lines to confront Perry and his wife. 

 The violent attack was the culmination of a descent into control, delusion, and emotional unraveling.

In this two-part series this episode traces the events leading up to the confrontation, and the dynamics that allowed a dangerous obsession to spiral into tragedy and examines how obsession, masked as love, can become a weapon, underscoring that even spiritual leaders are vulnerable to hidden dangers.

For the first time ever, listeners will hear a detailed account from the woman behind the trigger.  

Listen to Season 8: Episode 2 to find out the outcome of this tragic case. 

Rest in Peace Pastor Brodes Perry and our sincerest condolences to this family and community. 🙏

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Dallas, Texas— When 32-year-old Deanna Cook called 911 for help—no one came in time.  No lights and sirens.  No sense of urgency. 

Deanna’s final moments were spent begging for her life on an eleven minute 911 call that no one responded to in time. In “Deanna’s Voice” we uncover the haunting story of a woman failed by the very system meant to protect her — and the silence that still echoes years later. This episode dives deep into the human cost of indifference, systemic breakdown, and the chilling reality of domestic violence ignored.

Listen to Season 8: Episode 1 to find out how this heartbreaking and tragic case unfolds. 

Rest in Peace - Deanna Cook and our sincerest condolences to her daughters and extended family. 🙏🕊️

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