HeyJaredNo Tears For Black Girls
Delve into the forgotten stories of black women in true crime and missing persons cases that are often hidden by the media’s blind eye. Written and produced by acclaimed writer John Reedburg and hosted by Samantha Paul. Don’t miss a single episode—subscribe now to stay informed!
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR BECAME HIS “WIFE” — THEN CLAIMED HIS $2.2M ESTATE (opens the original)
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A funeral director was hired to help a grieving family bury their loved one. Investigators say she later appeared in court claiming to be his common-law wife — and the sole heir to an estate worth more than $2.2 million. In this episode of No Tears For Black Girls: The Cases They Ignored , we examine the allegations surrounding Houston funeral home operator Unique Green and the estate of 78-year-old Lawrence Gammon. Prosecutors allege forged documents, a falsified death certificate, millions of
They Came Back With His Phone—But Not With Him: What Happened to Nolan Wells? (opens the original)
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Eighteen-year-old Nolan Wells left for a Fourth of July celebration on Mississippi’s Horn Island with people he considered friends. The boats returned to the mainland. Nolan did not. But somehow, his phone and keys made it back without him. Two days later, Nolan’s body was found in the water. Authorities initially suggested he may have drowned, but his mother, Christine Wonsley, says too many questions about his final hours remain unanswered. Why would Nolan stay behind on a remote island withou
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