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Their Stories To Tale: Black Gyrls Missing Or Murdered

Welcome to Their Stories To Tale, your dedicated true crime podcast shining a spotlight on the forgotten stories of black women and girls who have gone missing or fallen victim to violence, often overshadowed by the silence of media coverage.

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Vanished Without Headlines: Tennessee | 6 Black Women Still Missing 🎙️🖤 (opens the original)

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    Six Black women disappeared across Tennessee over more than three decades — from 1991 to 2024. In this episode of Their Stories to Tale: Vanished Without Headlines , we share the stories of Marlaquinta Sheree McGhee, Beatrice Sargie Green, Jordan-Brittany Antoinette Kuykendall, Ricarda Tillman-Locket, Felicia Lachell Clark, and Valerie M. Elder Smiley. Some vanished after leaving work or home. Others disappeared during what should have been an ordinary day. Years later, their families are still

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Vanished Without Headlines: Florida | Six Women Who Deserve to Be Remembered (opens the original)

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    Six Black women. Six stories. And families left with questions that have gone unanswered for far too long. In this episode of Their Stories To Tale , Vanished Without Headlines takes us to Florida, where we revisit the disappearances of Black women whose cases never received the attention they deserved. We look at what is known about each woman’s disappearance, the circumstances surrounding the last time she was seen, and the questions that remain today. Their cases may not have dominated nation

  3. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    BONUS TALE-Delecia Annette Waddy Vanished — Her SUV & Belongings Were Left Behind (opens the original)

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    On March 9, 2017, 24-year-old Delecia Annette Waddy left Henrico County, Virginia. What followed was a trail of sightings, surveillance footage, an abandoned vehicle, and personal belongings left behind. Then, three days later, an acquaintance reported seeing and speaking with Delecia in Richmond. After that, the trail went cold. In this episode of Their Stories to Tale, we follow the documented timeline of Delecia's disappearance and the search for answers that continues years later. Delecia An

  4. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Vanished Without Headlines: North Carolina | 6 Black Women Still Missing 🎙️🖤 (opens the original)

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    Six Black women vanished from communities across North Carolina, leaving behind families searching for answers and questions that remain unresolved. In this episode of Their Stories to Tale: Vanished Without Headlines , we share the stories of Kierra Westine Barnett, Taveta Michelle Hobbs, Sonjah Nicole Kingston, April Michelle Pickens, Jalesa Chantell Reynolds, and Mary Magdalene Smith. Some have been missing for years. Others for decades. Their circumstances may be different, but every one of

  5. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    BONUS TALE: Her Husband Was Convicted of Murder — But Shanitia Eure-Lewis Is Still Missing (opens the original)

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    A Bonus Tale from Their Stories to Tale. In July 2022, Shanitia Mikell Eure-Lewis attended church in Newport News, Virginia, and never returned for the second service as planned. The investigation that followed uncovered surveillance footage, disturbing internet searches, discarded belongings, blood evidence, and plans to leave the country. Her husband, Adrian Lewis, was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. But Shanitia has never been found. 🖤 Say her name. Share her

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