Decatur, Georgia — 23-year-old Shakiya Pridgen was a young mother preparing for a new chapter — raising her two children, and welcoming her unborn son, while building a life that should have been full of hope and promise. 

But in the early morning hours of June 16, 2026, that future was violently taken. 

This episode looks at the heartbreaking murder of Shakiya Pridgen, the life she was trying to create, and the devastating ripple effect left behind for her family, her children, and a community searching for answers.

Listen to Season 10: Episode 10: "Due Any Day" 

Rest in Peace - Shakiya and Baby Kyrin 🕊️🙏

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Barnwell, South Carolina—When Maylashia Hogg disappeared in February 2024, she was only 17 years old and just days away from meeting her baby girl. Her family desperately searched for answers. Instead of preparing for the birth of her daughter, Londyn Charity, they were forced to face an unimaginable tragedy. Maylashia and her unborn child were found murdered, leaving a family and community devastated. Court documents alleged that forensic evidence linked only one suspect to the crime –which came as a complete shock to family members. 

In this episode of Senseless True Crime we explore the heartbreaking disappearance, the investigation that led to an arrest, and the family’s relentless pursuit of justice. More than anything, it is the story of a young mother whose future—and her baby's future—was stolen before either had the chance to begin.

Rest in Peace - Maylashia Hogg and Baby Londyn Charity🕊️🙏

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Austell, Georgia — 22- year-old Beauty “Katera” Couch was a young, talented woman, full of life, whose love for roller skating, dancing, and creating content brought joy to thousands–online she was known as BeautyK. 

But behind the videos, the roller skating, and the joy she shared with the world, Beauty’s life would come to a violent and tragic end  in August 2023. 

What began as a missing persons investigation quickly became a heartbreaking story about betrayal, brutality, and a life stolen far too soon.

This week on Senseless True Crime we remember Beauty Couch — not just for how she died, but for who she was before the world learned her name through tragedy.

Listen to Season 10: Episode 8: to find out the horrific details of this case. 

Rest in Peace - Beauty “Katera” Couch 🕊️🙏🕯️

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If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are experiencing emotional crisis or thoughts of self-harm, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Twin City, Georgia— In this episode of Senseless True Crime, we discuss the heartbreaking murder-suicide of 27-year-old Zaria Carr and 36-year-old Shamarcus Carr — a case rooted in domestic violence, public conflict that played out online in front of a live audience on Facebook, and a relationship that eventually turned deadly.

What began as a toxic and volatile situation ended in the senseless loss of Zaria’s life and left behind devastated loved ones, unanswered questions, and a painful reminder of how dangerous intimate partner violence can become.

Listen to Season 10: Episode 7: “Toxic Ending” examines the warning signs, the escalation, and the tragic reality that love should never cost someone their safety, peace, or life.

Rest in Peace - Zaria Carr- our thoughts are with her loved ones and the two young children left behind. 🕊️🙏

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Tamarac, Florida — On July 2022, 23-year-old Kayla Hodgson was found murdered inside her apartment in Tamarac, Florida. What first appeared to be a senseless act of violence soon revealed a darker motive: jealousy, obsession, and a romantic rivalry that Kayla never should have had to pay for with her life.

Kayla had no idea that someone she barely knew had allegedly become consumed by jealousy, anger, and obsession.

What happened inside Kayla’s apartment in July of 2022 was not random. 

It was personal.

It was calculated. 

It was driven by a dangerous belief that love, rejection, and possession could justify violence.

This case is about more than a murder. It is about the terrifying moment when insecurity turns into fixation, when jealousy becomes a motive, and when an innocent young woman becomes the target of someone else’s rage. 

Listen to “The Other Woman” to find out the shocking details of this case. 

Rest in Peace - Kayla Hodgson 🕯️🕊️🙏

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Detroit, Michigan—Latricia Green was more than just a dedicated employee at Henry Ford Hospital; she was a cherished friend, a reliable co-worker, and a deeply loved presence in the lives of those who knew her.

On the morning of August 22, 2025, she followed her usual routine and prepared for another day of work, but Latricia had no way of knowing it would be her last day on earth.

Latricia Green did what women are often told to do.

She asked for help.

She documented the danger.

She sought protection.

She tried to survive.

But protection on paper is not the same as protection in real life.

Before her life was taken, Latricia had already raised the alarm. She had already tried to get the system to see the threat in front of her. A personal protection order was granted — but it was never served.

And that delay was deadly. 

In this episode of Senseless True Crime, we look at the murder of Latricia Green, a woman whose life was taken after warning signs had already surfaced and after the system had already been alerted.

Her story raises painful questions about domestic violence, protective orders, and what happens when urgent threats are not treated with the urgency they deserve. This is a case about fear, delay, and a woman who should have had more time.

Rest in Peace- Latricia Green 🕯️🕊️🙏

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Macomb Township, Michigan— On October 1, 2016,  38-year-old Ebony Byrom called 911 during a domestic dispute with her husband, 44-year-old Hal Byrom. Ebony told dispatchers that her husband needed to leave before the situation escalated. 

But help did not arrive in time. While Ebony was still on the phone with 911, Hal opened fire, killing her inside their home.

Ebony's teenage son was also inside the house at the time and later called 911 himself. After shooting Ebony, Hal turned the gun on himself in what prosecutors later described as a failed murder-suicide attempt. 

Ebony’s murder is a devastating reminder that domestic violence does not always look chaotic from the outside. Sometimes the person in danger is doing everything right — calling for help, staying calm, asking the abuser to leave — and still, the violence finds them. This case is not just about a failed murder-suicide. It is about control, escalation, and the horrifying reality that for many victims, the most dangerous moment comes when they try to survive.

Rest in Peace - Ebony Byrom 🙏🕊️🕯️

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Orange County, Florida —On January 23, 2024, 30-year-old Porshe Streeter was found shot to death inside her apartment while her three young children were in the home. At first, the story sounded like a terrifying home invasion — a violent intruder, a wounded boyfriend, and a frantic call for help. But investigators say the evidence told a very different story.

In this episode of Senseless True Crime, we examine the brutal murder of Porshe Streeter, a mother whose life ended in the one place she should have been safest. 

As detectives began pulling apart the timeline, questions surfaced about domestic tension, custody, control, betrayal, and a crime scene that authorities allege was staged to hide the truth.

What really happened inside that apartment? And how far will someone go when love turns into possession?

Listen to Season 10: Episode 3 to find out the heartbreaking details of the case. 

Rest in Peace - Porshe Streeter 🙏🕊️🕯️

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St. Louis, Missouri — 30‑year‑old Jocelyn Peters, an award‑winning third‑grade teacher, was found murdered in her Central West End apartment on March 24, 2016. At the time, she was seven months pregnant with her first child, whom she planned to name Micah Leigh, and was in the midst of organizing her baby shower. Investigators found no signs of forced entry, suggesting the killer had access to her home. The question remained who would want to harm a pregnant mother‑to‑be?  

The investigation would soon reveal two suspects and a shocking plot no one expected. 

This episode explores the evidence, the motive, and the years‑long fight for justice.  

Listen to Season 10: Episode 2 for the full, chilling details of the case.  

Rest in Peace — Jocelyn Peters and Baby Micah Leigh 🕯️🕊️🙏  

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Charlotte, North Carolina —31-year-old Freza Baker was a devoted mother and loyal friend. On December 4, 2025, Freza dropped her two-year-old son off at his grandparents' home following a dentist appointment, a routine act— one she’d done countless times before. But that day would mark the last time anyone saw her alive.  

The search for the missing mother ended in tragedy exactly one week later when authorities discovered Freza Baker’s body in her vehicle behind an abandoned church.  Investigators quickly arrested a suspect known to Baker, though the investigation into the motive and circumstances of her death continues. 

Her family and friends remain devastated by her loss. 

🎧Listen to Season 10: Episode 1: To find out the heartbreaking details of this case. 

Rest in Peace Freza Baker 🕯️🕊️🙏

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. You are not alone.

You can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline by calling 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE), or by texting START to 88788. You can also chat online at thehotline.org. Support is free, confidential, and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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