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Crime Ain’t Got No Color
by Joel Davis
Crime Sees No Color takes a hood, straight-talking look at true crime—with dark humor, sharp commentary, and stories that prove you really can’t make this stuff up. Host Joel Davis breaks down the cases, the people, and the twists behind the headlines, while keeping victims and their families at the center of the story.Expect honest conversation, unexpected details, and humor aimed at the absurdity of the cases—not the people harmed. These are real lives, real losses, and real questions that deserve to be remembered.
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Nolan Wells: Last Fourth of July PT 1 (3)
Nolan Wells: The Last Fourth of July | Part 1 — The Island, The Disappearance & The Mystery One island. One Fourth of July celebration. An 18-year-old college football player who never made it home. What the hell happened to Nolan Wells? On July 4, 2026, Nolan Xavier Wells traveled with friends…
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Murder at Mount Holly Cemetery: Carolyn Barfield & Quincy Bullock’s Execution
A woman murdered. A disputed confession. An execution that left difficult questions behind. In 1958, Carolyn Barfield Walshock was killed following an attack at Mount Holly Cemetery in Dillon County, South Carolina. Quincy Bullock, a Black restaurant worker, was convicted of her murder and…
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Five Names, Two Pleas, Three Unanswered Murders: The Jason Scott Case
In Prince George’s County, Maryland, five women were killed across three cases. Investigators suspected Jason Thomas Scott in all five deaths, but he entered an Alford plea only in the murders of Delores and Ebony DeWitt. He was never charged in the deaths of Vilma Butler, Karen Lofton, or…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Crime Sees No Color takes a hood, straight-talking look at true crime—with dark humor, sharp commentary, and stories that prove you really can’t make this stuff up. Host Joel Davis breaks down the cases, the people, and the twists behind the headlines, while keeping victims and their families at the center of the story.Expect honest conversation, unexpected details, and humor aimed at the absurdity of the cases—not the people harmed. These are real lives, real losses, and real questions that deserve to be remembered.
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