True Crime & Knit

Today, we will delve into a case that needs your immediate attention: who is Jane East Point Doe? My name is Safiyyah Talley and this is true crime and knit.

What happens when a child is responsible for the violent death of another child? Are there laws to protect both parties? Today, we discuss the consequences of our inadequate legal system with the story of Tiffany Eunick and Lionel Tate.

Last year, the FBI released a horrifying statistic. In 2020, At least four black women and girls are murdered per day and the FBI suspects that this large number could be an undercount as many murders go unreported. Today, we will discuss the case of Tioni Theus, a 16 year old perfect student who unfortunately was a casualty of this statistic.

When I write these True Crime episodes, I always focus on cases that have a clear crime. But in order for a clear crime, I need clear information from law enforcement. But what happens law enforcement does not provide that information, what is the family and the public supposed to do then? This is exactly what is happening in the Case of Lauren Smith Fields. My name is Safiyyah Talley and This is True Crime & Knitl

When the body of Loretta Lewis was fished out of the water, no one could have imagined that those who were tasked with solving her murder were also the purpetrators. I want everyone to listen closely to today’s true crime tale of police corruption, in hopes that such crimes against humanity could never be repeated by law enforcement again.

For today’s episode I am taking you back to the year 2000 valentines Day, when a mother in Shelby North Carolina woke up to find that her 9 year old daughter Asha Degree was Missing. What preceded was a decade-long search that yielded very little answers. So today, I am asking you, Have You seen Asha Degree?

Did you know that Gabby Petito’s case brought awareness to more missing person’s cases? 30 yr old Lauren Cho went missing around the same time as Gabby Petito. Today I will share Lauren’s story in hopes of bringing awareness to hercase My name is Safiyyah Talley and this is True Crime & Knit.

This podcast is slated to be released on January 17, which is Martin Luther King Day. Today, for our inaugural episode for season 3, we will explore what we were told about King’s death versus what his family and friends believe to have happened.

Today’s case I’m gonna need every to listen very closely because there is a chance that you may be able to bring Precious Hope Home.

On the night of july 28th, 1999, a man was killed in cold blood in front of witnesses. The perpetrator was captured and seemingly brought to justice, but not everything in this case is what it seems. My name is safiyyah talley and this is true crime and knit