Black Girl Gone: A True Crime Podcast
Cloud10True crime with a new focus...shining a light on the all too often ignored cases of Black women who have gone missing or have fallen victim to murder. Each episode takes you on a heart wrenching journey through the stories of these women and the families they left behind. Join us as we work to uncover hidden truths and bring the stories of these women to the forefront. Together we can seek justice... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 196 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||
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Between 1990 and 1994 11 women were brutally murder by a serial killer. 9 of those women were strangled to death in their own homes. It took the police years to discover the connection between these victims and bring their killer to justice, more
On December 4, 1985, 16 year old Jeffrey Lynn Smith disappeared while walking home from school in Hot Springs, Arkansas. 39 years later Jeffrey is still missing. more
On April 23, 2005, the badly burned body of 30 year old Tosha Lampkin was found in the trunk of a rental car. The day before Tosha was found she traveled to Louisiana from Houston, TX to visit family. But a few hours after she arrived, Tosha was abdu... more
On April 17, 2004 the body of 15 year old Silene Eaddy was found after she had been murdered and set on fire. Two day before she had disappeared after leaving her home in Columbia, SC. 20 years later her murder is still unsolved. more
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- The fake voice
The voice is annoying. I tried to listen. And I don’t mean to be rude. It’s like she’s trying to hard to sound proper. I love the theme of the podcast. I love the stories. But the fake voice makes it unbearable for me….
Apple Podcasts1Tanyka M
United States8 days ago - It’s Okay so far…
I’ve listened to a few episodes so far, having found this podcast 2 days ago. I love that cases about black and brown women who are often forgotten about in the media is highlighted on here and I love learning about their stories, but theres no in-depth research regarding their stories. Also, the editing is a bit off as certain parts are repeated or just downright cut off. Trying to be fair, this is the first 10-15 episodes I’m talking about. I’ll come back and edit once I listen more. Editing i... more
Apple Podcasts5Trixxie28United States16 days ago - Love
I love this podcast telling our stories is so important!!
Apple Podcasts5becklovestajUnited States23 days ago - Love this podcast!
I Love this podcast! The host is well spoken and knowledgeable. You can tell she does the research needed. Also, to the few reviews of people crying about this being a BLACK girl gone podcast only..GO CRY ABOUT IT. Anyone with sense knows that when black women come up missing and or murdered it doesn’t nearly get as much coverage as our white counterparts. Please go cry somewhere else. This is NOT the place. Sincerely a fed up black woman!
Apple Podcasts5Sese29United Statesa month ago - Great Premise…Poor Presentation
The topic of the show is near and dear to me. The show has a wonderful premise. The issue is the host. I can tell she is not a journalist. She just skims the surface of all of these topics with internet research. It’s like she is just reading a Google search out loud. I would be ok with this if she could read better. The host takes these long silent pauses as if she lost her place in her notes. This show is just tough to listen to.
Apple Podcasts2Paul 86538United Statesa month ago
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Apple Podcasts | #180 | United States/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #197 |  China/True Crime |
Apple Podcasts | #240 |  Hong Kong/True Crime |
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