Nine years have passed since Latrice Maze disappeared without a trace. In March 2013, a disturbing incident unfolded in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as police responded to a call from Latrice’s home, which she shared with her boyfriend, Jahleel Hoskins. The call had reported a domestic assault, but upon arrival, authorities found no evidence of a physical altercation. Latrice had called the police, claiming that Hoskins had grabbed her, and this marked the last time she was seen.

Bringing a child into the world carries emotional, physical, and financial responsibilities, which are fundamental to parenthood. Regrettably, some individuals, both men and women, fail to fulfill these duties for various reasons, abandoning their children as if they never existed. In a tragic case, Daron Boswell-Johnson chose to shirk his responsibilities, taking an extreme and horrifying path by ending the lives of his two-year-old daughter, Chloe Davis-Green, and her mother, NeShante Davis, a dedicated second-grade teacher.

For months, the Greenville Police Department desperately sought the public’s assistance in locating Brittany Davis, who disappeared two days before Valentine’s Day in 2020. Her loved ones didn’t officially report her missing for a month, as they held hope she was still alive. Tragically, more than a year later, her remains were discovered. Brittany was last seen either at the Bucks Racks & Ribs restaurant in Greenville or when being dropped off at home. She was living with her fiancé, Michael Lee Wilkerson, who became a person of interest.

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Many cases of missing persons shed light on a harsh reality: those we love may not always have our best interests at heart. Often, women enter relationships with the hope of love and protection, only to find themselves entangled with predators. One such case is that of Camisha Hollis.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month Each Tuesday There will be a bonus episode in tribute to those that have lost their lives to domestic violence
Every October, we come together to shed light on one of society’s most pressing issues - domestic violence. It’s a time to raise awareness, offer support, and work toward a world where everyone can live free from fear and abuse.
 Home should be a safe haven, but for too many, it’s a place of pain and fear. Domestic violence affects millions of people globally, regardless of age, gender, race, or socioeconomic backgroun

In the quiet town of Unadilla, Georgia, bustling cities seemed a world away. This was a place where everyone knew their neighbors, and strangers were a rare sight. Unadilla was far from famous, but it had its share of stories, and one that would haunt its memory was the disappearance of eight-year-old Shy’Kemmia Pate.

Where is She?! What Happened?!

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When a missing person is reported, the initial step for law enforcement is to ascertain if the individual has willingly chosen to leave their life behind. Investigators need to rule out scenarios where the missing person might be on an unreported vacation or has voluntarily walked away from their responsibilities in search of a fresh start elsewhere. However, in the case of Calandra Stallworth, her family firmly believes that she wouldn’t abandon her two daughters and suspect foul play.

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