This is the true crime story the headlines moved on from but we won’t.

Nineteen year old Oluwatoyin “Toyin” Salau, a rising voice in the Black Lives Matter movement, was found murdered in Tallahassee, Florida just days after tweeting about being sexually assaulted. Her killer? Aaron Glee Jr., a man with a violent criminal past and a chilling diary confession.

In this episode of The Black Docket true crime podcast, we dig into the disturbing timeline of Toyin’s final days: from protest frontlines to a stranger’s home, from her desperate tweets to her devastating silence.

Toyin was more than a victim she was a force. Loud, Black, young, and unfiltered. She marched, she organized, she resisted. And in the end, she became the very kind of story she fought to prevent.

We examine Aaron Glee Jr.’s background, his multiple confessions, and the mental health and justice system failures that allowed this to happen. Why wasn’t he stopped sooner? Who missed the signs? And what can this case teach us about how Black women especially queer, unhoused, or outspoken ones are failed at every turn?

This is not just a murder case. It’s a warning. A reckoning. A demand for better. We bring you witness testimony, police interviews, and the unfiltered truth the media barely covered.

If you care about Black lives, Black women, and justice, this is the episode you need to hear.

Trigger warning: This episode includes discussion of sexual assault, kidnapping, and murder.

Listen now to The Black Docket where true crime meets Black truth.

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Aubrey Bickerstagg

Age: 19

Height: 5’8

Weight: 145 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Black

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What happens when a spiritual movement becomes a tool for domination?

This week on The Black Docket, we pull back the curtain on Carbon Nation a self-styled “conscious community” that spiraled into accusations of abuse, manipulation, and cult control under the leadership of Eligio Bishop, better known online as Nature Boy

From his troubled beginnings in Harlem to his digital rise as a messiah-like figure, Bishop captivated hundreds with promises of enlightenment, natural living, and divine order. But behind the hashtags and tropical backdrops was a darker truth: allegations of sexual coercion, psychological abuse, isolation, and mind control all of which would eventually lead to criminal charges and a courtroom reckoning.

In this episode, we trace the journey from so-called spiritual awakening to legal fallout, featuring survivor accounts, courtroom drama, and the digital breadcrumbs that unraveled Bishop’s cult-like following.

This isn’t just a story about Carbon Nation. It’s about the collision of vulnerability, influence, and unchecked power in the social media age.

🎧 If you’ve ever asked how someone ends up in a cult—or how a livestreamed ideology turns into a criminal case—this is the episode you can’t miss.

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Thaina Noresca

Age: 27

Height: 5’8

Weight: 140 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Black

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It was supposed to be a fresh start. Lita McClinton gorgeous, successful, and finally stepping away from a messy marriage ready to reclaim her peace. But on the morning of her divorce hearing, a knock at the door changed everything. A box of pink roses arrived… and within minutes, Lita was dead.

This episode peels back the layers of a murder that shook Atlanta’s Black elite and made headlines for years. What looked like a hit straight out of a soap opera turned out to be a real-life tale of obsession, greed, and a long game of control. We’re talking private investigators, international manhunts, and courtroom bombshells all centered around a woman who never should’ve been a target.

We won’t spoil the wild twists, but just know: when money and ego mix, somebody’s bound to get hurt.

If you love true crime with sharp storytelling and a little side-eye, this one’s for you.

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Zelig Williams

Age: 28

Height: 6’0

Weight: 150 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Black

If you see her or know anything please contact the Richland County Sheriff's Department (803) 576- 3000

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In 2002, the D.C. metro area was held hostage by fear. Two people, one rifle, and a blue Chevy Caprice turned everyday routines into high-stakes survival. John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo — the DC Snipers — left an entire region ducking at gas stations, canceling outdoor plans, and praying on their way anywhere.

But this isn’t just a crime story. It’s a wild mix of manipulation, power, trauma, and a twisted bond between a grown man and a teenage boy that left America shook.

In this episode, we break it all down the way we do — part history lesson, part cultural analysis, and part “wait, what?!” commentary. We talk about how the attacks played out, how law enforcement scrambled, and how Black communities were caught between fear and confusion the whole time.

You’ll laugh, you’ll gasp, and you’ll probably text your cousin like, “Yo, remember this?!”

Hit play to relive the case that made people think twice about filling up their tank.
Rate the pod, follow us, and send this one to that friend who still checks for white vans just in case.

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Grant Nicholl Jr,

Age: 13

Height: 5’6

Weight: 120 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Brown

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He had the looks, the charm, and a terrifying secret. In the early '90s, San Diego was on edge as a series of brutal murders rocked the city and no one suspected the young, athletic man living right in plain sight. Known as the

He targeted six women, leaving behind a trail of fear, questions, and outrage.

In this episode, we dig deep into the twisted story of Cleophus Prince Jr. — how he manipulated his surroundings, how racial stereotypes may have impacted the investigation, and what this case reveals about law enforcement, media narratives, and the way Black stories are (or aren’t) told in the true crime space.

As always, we’re bringing you the facts with a little flavor — educational, insightful, and with just enough side-eye to call out what needs to be called out. This isn't just about a serial killer; it's about the systems that let him blend in and the voices that got overlooked.

We’ll cover:

• Prince’s background and psychological profile

• How DNA evidence finally caught up to him

• The role of race in how this case was handled and reported

• Why it still matters today

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Steven Dingle Candidate for Atlanta City Council District 11

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In this powerful episode, we revisit one of the most harrowing hate crimes in American history—the 1998 murder of James Byrd Jr. in Jasper, Texas. Byrd, a 49-year-old Black man, was brutally murdered by three white supremacists in an act of racial terror that shocked the nation and led to sweeping changes in hate crime legislation.

Join us as we uncover the details of that tragic night, explore the impact it had on civil rights laws, and hear from voices who continue to fight for justice today. From the courtroom to Capitol Hill, this case became a catalyst for the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act.

Whether you're a true crime enthusiast, a student of social justice, or someone seeking to understand how history still shapes our present, this episode will leave a lasting impact.

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Kaelynn D. Haynes

Age: 16

Height: 5’6

Weight: 120 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Brown

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What does it really mean when a Black man in America can be dragged through the courts not once, not twice, but six times for the same crime—with no solid evidence and no real justice?

This week, we’re diving deep into the story of Curtis Flowers, a man from Mississippi who spent over two decades fighting for his freedom after being accused of a 1996 murder he always said he didn’t commit.

This isn’t just another true crime case—it’s a mirror held up to the system. The same system that let prosecutors play dirty while pretending to play fair. The same system that stacked all the odds against a man who never stood a chance in their eyes. And the same system that needed a podcast—not the courts—to finally shed light on the truth and help set Curtis free.

We get into how this all happened, why it matters, and what it tells us about being Black and caught up in a machine that was never built to protect us. If you’ve ever side-eyed the so-called justice system, if you know how exhausting it is to be seen as guilty until proven innocent, or if you just want to hear a story that will stay with you long after the episode ends—press play.

This one hits different. Don’t miss it. I’m

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A Million Balloons

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Tiffany Slayton

Age: 27

Height: 5’10”

Weight: 125 lbs.

Eyes: Brown

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Cocaine, Cadillac deals, and courtroom confessions—Donald “Sly” Green didn’t just run the streets of Buffalo in the '80s and '90s—he owned them.

In this gripping episode of The Black Docket, we dive deep into the life of the man who turned the Queen City into his personal empire.

From his childhood to the birth of the infamous L.A Boys crew, we follow the rise of a street legend and the federal RICO case that finally brought it all crashing down.

With wiretaps, snitches, and a courtroom full of betrayal, this one plays like a legal thriller with a side of soul.

🎙️ Packed with true crime storytelling, sharp wit, and cultural context you won’t get anywhere else, this is the story of power, paranoia, and the price of the game.

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When Joan Little walked out of that North Carolina jail cell in 1974, she didn’t just make a run for it — she rewrote the rules. In this episode of The Black Docket, we dive into Joan’s wild escape story: the mattress hideouts, the crooked cops offering bribes, and the homemade disguises that would make Hollywood jealous. How do you stay frozen under a mattress while a cop literally sits on top of you? Joan figured it out — and we’re still trying to catch our breath.Get ready for courtroom drama, jailbreak genius, and a story that proves sometimes the best weapon is your wit (and a really good wig). Press play — freedom’s calling.

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What happens when the revolution needs funding—and a Brink’s truck rolls through town? In 1981, a crew of Black liberation soldiers and white radical allies said bet, and pulled off one of the wildest armored car heists in U.S. history.

They weren’t in it for the Lambos. They were in it for the movement. But when $1.6 million goes missing, cops end up dead, and the FBI gets loud? Let’s just say the aftermath is anything but lowkey.

We’re diving deep into the stick-up that shook the suburbs—unpacking the politics, the people, and the price of pushing back against the system.

If you love your true crime with a little side-eye, a little history, and a lotta Black perspective—you’re in the right place.

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