E48: Teyaurra Harris

An episode of the The Jury's Verdict podcast, hosted by Claire Kim, titled "E48: Teyaurra Harris" was published on January 1, 2025 and runs 20 minutes.

January 1, 2025 ·20m · The Jury's Verdict

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While gang violence may not seem as prevalent of an issue in the US, it still exists in some cities, wreaking havoc in the lives of innocent bystanders.When Teyaurra Harris was sitting in her boyfriend's car one April night, little did she know that she would be the victim of gang violence, which would cost her, and her unborn baby, their lives.

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While gang violence may not seem as prevalent of an issue in the US, it still exists in some cities, wreaking havoc in the lives of innocent bystanders.

When Teyaurra Harris was sitting in her boyfriend's car one April night, little did she know that she would be the victim of gang violence, which would cost her, and her unborn baby, their lives.

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