The murder of Alisha Charlie Awachiki, a well-known and prominent member of the Seminole Tribe, remained unsolved and left the community devastated. Authorities considered if her killer targeted her due to her monthly stipend from the tribe, given her prominence.
Awachigi Osiola was a young Seminole woman whose death has never been properly investigated. Her family and tribe call for a formal independent review of the methodology used during her autopsy and hope to see justice served.
Awashagee Osceola was murdered in 2006 and her case remains unsolved despite efforts from her family and community. They are calling for a formal independent review of the methodology used during her autopsy and asking for anyone with additional information about her murder to come forward.
Gene Hart, a former football hero, had a history of sexual assault and kidnapping, and was found to have committed a brutal attack on two women, who he left for dead in the woods.
The hosts share the story of Selena Not Afraid, who disappeared on New Year's Day while returning from a party with friends. They discuss the possible scenarios and call for anyone with information to come forward.
Historian and professor Gene Taney discusses the limited understanding of African-American history through standard education and misrepresentation. The Guerrero slave ship suffered damage and loss of life during the journey, and some of the escapees had to be tracked down by members of the Seminole tribe.