The Point of No Return Podcast with Amanda Washington & Michelai Graham

Join us on The Point of No Return as we delve into the brutal 2018 murder of Steven Donaldson in Scotland, orchestrated by his ex-girlfriend Tasmin Glass and carried out by her accomplices, Steven Dickie and Callum Davidson. Mandy and Mich will unpack the complex timeline, the shocking trial where Glass received a lesser conviction, and the recent controversy surrounding her early release and subsequent return to prison.

Kei’Mani Latigue is a 13-year-old student from Toledo, Ohio who vanishes without a trace in March 2025, unraveling a mysterious web of lies before she’s eventually discovered.

In this episode of The Point of No Return, Amanda Washington and Michelai Graham dive into the events leading up to Kei’Mani’s disappearance — exploring the night before she went missing, potential suspects, troubling signs of negligence at home, and the systemic flaws within the child welfare and legal systems.

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A 14-year-old Native girl goes missing from a troubled group home—and weeks later, her dismembered remains are found along an Arizona highway.
In this episode of The Point of No Return, Michelai Graham and Amanda Washington investigate the heartbreaking case of Emily Pike, a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe. We explore the disturbing details surrounding her disappearance, the flaws in the group home system, and the broader crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

⚠️ Listener discretion is advised: This episode contains graphic details of a brutal crime.

If you have any information about Emily’s case, contact the San Carlos Apache Tribal Police at 928-475-1755.

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On this episode of The Point of No Return Podcast, join Mandy and Mich Media as they delve through the human trafficking issue in the state of Georgia and reveal some shocking truths that are happening right under your nose.

Ronald Clark, a 57-year-old furniture business owner, lost his life to gun violence on April 26, 2013. He was killed while he was driving on Marietta Blvd in Atlanta after an unknown assailant arose from the back of his car and struck him in the head with a hammer before shooting him in the abdomen. Follow along with Mandy and Mich to learn about Ronald's murder and potential motives as to why he was killed.

On this episode of TPONR, Mandy and Mich dig deep into the mystery of Atlanta's First Serial Killer. Between 1911 and 1915, at least 20 young African-American women were murdered in the city of Atlanta by a serial killer that is still unknown. The way in which these women were murdered mirrors the style of London’s Jack the Ripper. Their throats were slashed, and nearly all had suffered debilitating head wounds caused by a blunt object. Local newspapers eventually dubbed the killer the Atlanta Ripper. To this day, no one has been convicted for the murders, which are widely believed to be the work of Atlanta’s first serial killer.

In The Mystery of Lake Lanier: The City Under a Lake, Part 1, you learned much about the racial history surrounding this eerie body of water. In Part 2, Mandy and Mich discuss the death rate, mysteries, and myths surrounding the lake. Tune in for the second half of this two-part special.

Throughout history, there's a recurring narrative of appropriation and theft committed by the white community, we’ve seen this through obtaining land, people, or even entire civilizations.

Join us as we dig into the depths of uncovering centuries of tragedy, racism and loss, leading to the emergence of one of Georgia's most haunting sites of death for travelers and the forgotten community that once thrived there.

Strap on your seatbelt as we take a ride through this special two part series about Lake Lanier in Georgia!

Russell, 88, and Shirley Dermond, 87, were murdered sometime in May 2014 at their home in a gated community at Lake Oconee. The couple was last seen alive on May 1, 2014, and while their bodies have been discovered, their murders have never been solved. Did their children do it? Was there a mob involved? Could it have been a neighbor? Tune in with Mandy and Mich to find out what they think happened.

In this episode of TPONR with Mandy and Mich Media, the co-hosts delve into the facts surrounding two unsolved murders in Piedmont Park over the past two decades, both involving members of the LGBTQ community. Join us as we examine the details of these crimes and apply our investigative journalism skills to explore possible theories. The victims of today's case are Katie Janness and Patrick Boland.