In 2017, Deven Grey, a young mother, shot and killed her abusive partner in a remote trailer in rural Shelby County, Alabama. She claimed self-defense and filed a Stand Your Ground claim.
Instead of freedom, she was handed a “blind plea” – an option to take an unknown sentence in exchange for pleading guilty. As a Black woman who shot and killed a white man in Alabama, she did the only thing she ... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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This was not well-reported and a shame for it. It felt more like advocacy than objective reporting.
Deven’s story was interesting. I like that the podcast shared her story while also educating about the intricacies of self-defense with the dynamic of domestic violence. I wish that the counter arguments that came up throughout the podcast were explored more. Liz would bring them up then immediately shut them down with kind of a “ugh I don’t think that happened/Deven said that didn’t happen, so it didn’t happen” instead of exploring if the surrounding factors indicate whether it was true or fals... more
The storyline and the telling of the story are put together very well. The reason I only give 3 stars is because the episode John, Barry, J and some other episodes have some false information! I can’t tell if it was political or if the fact checker just didn’t actually research! Definitely seems like liberal fake talking points though! Otherwise this is a good podcast!
This was a very detailed, superbly reported, incredibly emotional story about a woman whose color in rural Alabama determined the outcome of killing her boyfriend after years of horrific abuse. I’ve heard this story many times before, but Liz Flock does an excellent job telling Devon’s gut wrenching experience . I found it a bit long and the bonus episodes did not add anything to the story. I actually found them repetitive and just a way for the listener to pay for a subscription. I resent being... more
All the things John would say on night of his death remind me exactly of what my ex would say in his drunken rage’s.
Thank god I finally left. My heart goes out to Deven.
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The content focuses on a harrowing true crime story surrounding Deven Grey, a young woman who faced a grave situation after killing her abusive partner in what she claimed was self-defense. The narrative not only follows her personal trauma and the aftermath of her actions but also delves into broader societal issues such as systemic injustice, race relations, and the nuances of self-defense laws in America. Through investigative reporting and poignant storytelling, the series confronts the complexities of identity, perceptions of guilt, and the failings of the justice system, inviting listeners to explore profound questions about truth and accountability faced by victims of abuse.
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