Cigar And A Crime

Chicago, Illinois…A city known for resilience.For culture.For community.But on April 14, 2026, tragedy entered a home on West Arthington Street and left an entire city searching for answers.In Episode 22 of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee examines the heartbreaking deaths of Barbara Deer and her son, Kaleb Deer, the widow and son of former Cook County Commissioner Dennis Deer.Barbara Deer was known as a speech-language pathologist, community advocate, anti-violence organizer, and respected leader on Chicago’s West Side. Her son, Kaleb Deer, was a psychology graduate, mental-health counselor, entrepreneur, and young man with plans for the future.What began with an Apple Watch fall alert would soon lead police to a devastating scene inside the family home.Authorities later ruled the case a murder-suicide, but the emotional weight of this tragedy continues to ripple through Chicago communities, political circles, and conversations surrounding grief, mental health, family pressure, and hidden pain.In this episode, Dr. Dee explores:• The lives and legacy of Barbara and Kaleb Deer• The timeline leading up to the discovery• The official investigation and unanswered questions• The media narrative surrounding the case• The deeper conversations about Black mental health, grief, and community traumaThis episode is not about sensationalism.It is about humanity.It is about loss.And it is about remembering the people behind the headlines.🎙️ Welcome to the Lounge of Truth.Because the smoke never lies.#CigarAndACrime #BarbaraDeer #KalebDeer #Chicago #TrueCrimePodcast #BlackMentalHealth #ChicagoStories #Podcast

He was built like a nightmare for defenders.Six-foot-five. Over 220 pounds. A playmaker who helped lead Mississippi State to the #1 ranking in the nation.They called him Bear.But on January 21st, 2020…De’Runnya “Bear” Wilson wasn’t on a football field.He was inside a home in Birmingham, Alabama- where his life was taken in a case that, years later, still has no answers.In this episode of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee takes you beyond the highlight reels and headlines to uncover the deeper story: The rise of a multi-sport phenom from Wenonah High School  His impact at Mississippi State alongside Dak Prescott  The transition from college stardom to life after football  The tragic day his mother, Tamika Wilson, found him unresponsive  The investigation that quickly turned into a homicide… and then went quiet  And the questions that still remain unanswered De’Runnya Wilson wasn’t just an athlete.He was a father to four daughters and one son- five children now growing up without him.And while his stats were widely reported…his case has not received the same attention.This episode also confronts a larger truth:Why do some stories fade faster than others? Why do we know more about what he did on the field… than what happened to him off of it?And what does justice look like… when silence replaces answers?If you have any information related to this case, please contact:📞 Birmingham Police Department: 205-254-1764 📞 Crime Stoppers: 205-254-7777Anonymous tips matter.🎧 Listen now and step into the Lounge of Truth— where the stories don’t disappear… and the smoke never lies.🔥 FOLLOW & SUPPORT📺 YouTube: https://youtube.com/@cigarandacrimepodcast 🎙️ Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major platforms👍 Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and share to help keep these stories alive.

Paradise. Love. Celebration.That’s what Ashlee Jenae Robinson was experiencing in Zanzibar as she celebrated her 31st birthday, just days after saying yes to a proposal.But within a week…everything changed.Ashlee, a 31-year-old woman from South Jersey, was found unresponsive in a resort villa and later passed away. What followed was a wave of unanswered questions, conflicting narratives, and a timeline that doesn’t fully align.In this episode of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee takes you beyond the headlines and into the details that matter: A birthday trip that became something else entirely  A reported argument and sudden separation  An 11-hour gap that raises serious questions  A fiancé at the center of the timeline  A family fighting to bring their daughter home, and searching for answers As authorities continue their investigation, Ashlee’s loved ones are left navigating distance, silence, and uncertainty while asking one question:What really happened in paradise?This episode doesn’t rush to conclusions.It sits with the facts, the emotions, and the unanswered questions, because sometimes the truth isn’t immediate…it’s uncovered.🎧 Listen now on Cigar & A Crime 💬 Share your thoughts and help keep Ashlee’s story visible

Inside a quiet home in Cherokee County, Georgia, a moment unfolded that would change everything.On July 13, 2025, Tenisha Williams was shot and killed by her husband, Kelvin Demond Williams, in a case that would later reveal chilling details, a surviving teenage witness, and questions that still linger beneath the surface.But this episode goes beyond the headlines.Because when we searched for Tenisha… we found something unsettling.Very little.No detailed public story. No widely documented background. Just fragments of a life… and a tragedy that forced it into the light.In this episode of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee steps into the silence—reconstructing the timeline, breaking down the investigation, and examining what happens when control, isolation, and violence collide behind closed doors.This is not just a story about what happened that night.It’s about what may have been happening long before anyone was listening.🔎 In This Episode: The final moments inside the home on July 13, 2025  The 911 call that changed everything  The investigation and courtroom outcome  What we know—and what we still don’t—about Tenisha Williams  The role of silence in domestic violence cases 🎯 Why This Case MattersSome stories come with full histories. Others… we have to piece together.Tenisha Williams deserves to be remembered-not just for how her life ended, but for the questions her story forces us to ask.🎧 Listen NowIf you believe in truth, accountability, and telling stories that matter- this episode is for you.🔔 Follow & Support the Show📺 Full episodes on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@cigarandacrimepodcast?si=oFb_7WyTSvb0t6pY 🎧 Streaming on Apple Podcasts & Spotify 📲 Follow on all platforms: @cigarandacrime⚠️ Content NoteThis episode discusses domestic violence and may be difficult for some listeners.#CigarAndACrime #TrueCrimePodcast #TenishaWilliams #DomesticViolenceAwareness #CherokeeCounty #TrueCrimeCommunity #JusticeForVictims #PodcastRecommendations #CrimeStories #TheSmokeNeverLies

What if the person you trusted… never really existed?In Episode 18 of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee takes you inside the haunting story of Kayla Kelley, a 33-year-old woman whose life was built on ambition, family, and a future she was actively creating, until a relationship rooted in deception pulled her into something far more dangerous.What began as a connection on a dating app quickly escalated into something serious. Promises were made. A future was imagined. But behind the name Kayla thought she knew… was a lie.As the truth unraveled, so did the relationship, exposing secrets, a hidden marriage, and a web of manipulation that would ultimately lead to tragedy.Through digital evidence, surveillance, and a chilling timeline, investigators piece together what really happened in the final hours of Kayla Kelley’s life, and the calculated actions that followed.This episode goes beyond the headlines to explore: The dangers of online deception and hidden identities How emotional entanglement can cloud warning signs  The role of digital forensics in solving modern crimes The disturbing reality of control, obsession, and double livesIn the Lounge of Truth, we don’t just tell stories—We sit with them.We honor the victims.And we demand clarity where others move on too quickly.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms 📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube 📲 Follow @CigarAndACrime on all social mediaBecause in every story we tell— The smoke never lies.

On the night of September 19, 2018, 22-year-old Amarah Riley was driving along Rainier Avenue South in Skyway, Washington when another vehicle pulled alongside her car. Within moments, gunfire shattered the quiet night, leaving Amarah’s life tragically cut short. Investigators would later suggest something chilling — Amarah may not have been the intended target.In this episode of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee takes listeners inside the life of Amarah Riley — a creative young entrepreneur, makeup artist, and photography enthusiast who was building her future one dream at a time. Through a careful examination of the timeline, the investigation, and the controversy surrounding a search warrant connected to a possible suspect, we explore how this case took unexpected turns and why it remains unresolved years later.More importantly, we center the voice of Amarah’s family, who continue to advocate for answers and keep her name alive in the community. As Dr. Dee reflects on the broader questions surrounding visibility, justice, and the families left waiting, this episode reminds us that every story deserves to be heard.Because sometimes the difference between silence and truth… is awareness.Join us in the Lounge of Truth as we remember Amarah Riley and examine the unanswered questions that still linger.Share this episode to help keep her story alive.The smoke never lies.Listen and follow Cigar & A Crime on all podcast platforms.

In the final hours of 2025, a father’s life ended in a courtyard in Northridge, California — and the narrative surrounding his death unfolded faster than the facts.On New Year’s Eve, 43-year-old Keith Porter Jr. was shot and killed by an off-duty ICE agent outside his apartment complex. Federal officials described it as an “active shooter” situation, while family members and community witnesses say Keith was firing gunshots into the air to celebrate the holiday — not threatening anyone. What really happened that night? Was deadly force justified? And why are key pieces of evidence — 911 audio, ballistic mapping, surveillance footage and dispatch logs — still not publicly available?In this deeply reported episode, Dr. Dee goes beyond the headline to:• Meet Keith — a devoted father, nicknamed “Pooter,” described by friends and coworkers as funny, uplifting and hardworking. • Reconstruct the New Year’s Eve encounter — using DHS statements, family accounts, and LAPD investigative updates. • Explore the broader context of ICE-related deaths in 2026, naming others such as Renée Nicole Good and Alex Jeffrey Pretti — part of a troubling federal pattern. • Examine racial dynamics and use-of-force disparities backed by research on policing and threat perception. • Demand transparency — with a core theme that without public records, authority alone shapes the story.Featuring a powerful reflection grounded in history and moral truth, and closing with the African proverb: “Until the lion learns to write, every story will glorify the hunter.”This episode isn’t just investigative — it’s a summons for accountability.📌 Subscribe to Cigar & A Crime for evidence-based storytelling that refuses to accept narrative as verdict.

What if you buried your newborn child… and then got a call saying she was alive?In this haunting episode of Cigar & A Crime, we step into one of the most disturbing and unresolved stories to surface in recent years, the case of LaChunda Hunter and her premature daughter, Legacy Darmika-Grace Gray.In February 2022, LaChunda was told her newborn had died in the NICU. Days later, a doctor called with “good news,” describing Legacy’s improving condition in precise medical detail, before abruptly hanging up. What followed was a cascade of contradictions: a body viewed in a dark room, medical records updated after a reported death, disputed DNA tests, and a hospital that refused to answer questions.This episode is not about shock. It’s about humanity, trust, grief, and unanswered questions.We walk through the timeline carefully, separating what is known from what remains disputed, while centering LaChunda’s lived experience as a mother navigating unimaginable uncertainty. We also examine the broader implications: how systems of power respond when questioned, how Black mothers are treated when they advocate for themselves, and what happens when closure is denied.From the Lounge of Truth, with smoke in the air and truth on the table, Dr. Dee reflects on ambiguous loss, maternal intuition, and why this story refuses to rest.This is Legacy’s story. And her legacy demands to be heard.🎧 Full episode available now 📺 Video version on YouTube 🎙️ Streaming on Apple Podcasts & SpotifyThe Smoke Never Lies.

When 33-year-old Tory Medley was found hanging from a tree in one of Wisconsin’s wealthiest suburbs, police were quick to call it a suicide. But his family-and a growing number of supporters-aren’t convinced.In this episode of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee unpacks the final 48 hours of Tory’s life: a mysterious bus ride, surveillance footage, a missing red backpack, and a community left reeling. We take you from a Milwaukee press conference to a cold golf course in Brookfield, where grief collided with suspicion.Was Tory struggling with his mental health-or is there more to the story? Why did authorities rush to label his death while critical questions remained unanswered? And what does justice look like when history, race, and trust are all on the line?This isn’t just a case-it’s a call for transparency, truth, and the power of not looking away.🔎 Listen now for:A full timeline of Tory’s final daysInterviews and press statements from family and civil rights leadersThe impact of racial trauma in modern investigationsA community demanding answers—and refusing to be silent🎧 Subscribe & follow us on all platforms. Full video drops Thursdays on YouTube.

When 41-year-old Valerie Smiley left her Chattanooga restaurant on a warm June day in 2024, no one imagined it would be the last time she’d be seen. A devoted mother of four, a business owner, and the heartbeat of her community, Valerie vanished without a trace—her maroon SUV slipping into the Georgia highway system like a ghost on the road.In this haunting episode, Dr. Dee takes listeners deep into the baffling disappearance that has gripped Tennessee and beyond. From surveillance clues and puzzling phone pings to the relentless grassroots search led by family and friends, this story unfolds with heartbreak and resilience. We explore the role of race and media bias in missing persons coverage, the emotional toll on loved ones, and the broader question: whose stories get told?With a smoky draw of reflection and reverence, this episode is a tribute to Valerie Smiley—and to every family still waiting for answers.Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of missing persons and may be emotionally distressing to some listeners.

What does brotherhood mean when it becomes violent?In this deeply personal and unflinching episode of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee examines the tragic death of Caleb Wilson, a Southern University student whose life was cut short following an alleged hazing ritual. What begins as a case investigation becomes something much bigger, a reckoning with fraternity culture, silence, tradition, and accountability.We walk through who Caleb was beyond the headlines, the events leading up to his death, the criminal charges, and the lawsuits that followed. But this episode doesn’t stop at the facts.Dr. Dee shares his own story, pledging in Spring 1998, experiencing isolation and abuse, and ultimately choosing peace over brutality. As a member of a historically Black fraternity and an HBCU graduate, he confronts a painful contradiction: how can we protest violence against Black bodies in public, while excusing it behind closed doors in the name of tradition?This episode also places Caleb’s death within a broader national pattern of hazing, across Black Greek-letter organizations and predominantly white fraternities alike, highlighting why hazing is not a rite of passage, but a cultural failure.This is not an attack on brotherhood or sisterhood. It’s a call to protect it.Because real brotherhood does not demand blood. And love should never look like abuse.🕯️ In memory of Caleb Wilson. 🎧 Listener discretion advised.

In the early hours of July 8, 2022, University of Mississippi student Jimmie “Jay” Lee walked out of his apartment after receiving a message from someone he once trusted.He never came home.In this episode of Cigar & A Crime, Dr. Dee brings you inside the Lounge of Truth to honor Jay Lee, a 20-year-old social work major, performer, activist, and unapologetically proud young man whose light shined brightly in a place that still struggles with acceptance.We trace Jay’s life before the headlines, his love for community, his faith-rooted family, his role as a safe space for other LGBTQ students, and then walk step by step through the investigation that followed his disappearance. From digital evidence and surveillance footage to a rare no-body prosecution, this case exposes how secrecy, fear, and silence can turn deadly.This episode also confronts a larger truth: how members of the LGBTQ community often suffer in silence, how justice is delayed when voices are ignored, and why no story deserves to be buried-no- matter who the victim loved or how they lived.Jay Lee’s name matters. His life mattered. And at Cigar & A Crime, no one gets left out.Because in the Lounge of Truth… The smoke never lies.🔎 Listener Discretion Advised: This episode discusses violence and themes that may be distressing.📢 Join the Conversation: Subscribe, share this episode, and help us keep Jay Lee’s name alive.

A young woman did everything we tell people to do when they feel unsafe. She documented the warning signs. She reported the danger. She asked for help.But when 23-year-old nursing student Elizabeth Tamilore “Tami” Odunsi reached out for protection, the systems around her responded with delays, cancellations, and silence- until it was too late.In this episode, Dr. Dee takes you inside the final days of a promising Texas Woman’s University student whose life was defined by hope, ambition, and a commitment to caring for others. Known online as “Tami Dollars,” she built a community of nursing students and young professionals who saw themselves in her journey. But behind her smile and study tips, she was living with fear that went unaddressed.When police arrived at her Houston apartment for a welfare check, they walked into a scene no family should ever face. What happened inside that home- and what happened in the weeks leading up to it- reveals a devastating truth about ignored reports, lax screening procedures, and a housing system that placed her in harm’s way.This episode explores:Tami’s journey from London to HoustonThe escalating warning signs she reportedThe roommate she never should have been matched withThe failures that left her unprotectedThe legal aftermath and her family’s fight for accountabilityThe deeper question: Why wasn’t her fear treated as enough?Tami’s story isn’t just a case- it’s a call to reexamine how institutions respond when young women say, “I don’t feel safe.”Light your cigar or take a quiet seat in the Lounge of Truth, and join us as we honor her life, confront the failures that allowed this tragedy, and remind the world why…The Smoke Never Lies.

In March 2025, 19-year-old twin brothers Qaadir and Naazir Lewis were found fatally shot near the summit of Bell Mountain in northern Georgia, a haunting scene that sent shockwaves through their family and the community. Authorities ruled it a double suicide. But from the start, the Lewis family has cried foul, insisting the boys were happy, hopeful, and headed to Boston, not to their deaths.In this deeply personal and investigative episode, Dr. Dee unpacks the chilling timeline, conflicting narratives, and unanswered questions that continue to swirl around the case. From cellphone pings and search history to racial tensions and historical mistrust, this story probes deeper than headlines ever dared.Light your cigar, breathe in the truth, and join us for a gripping journey through tragedy, mystery, and the relentless pursuit of justice.

She called for help—and ended up dead.In the early hours of July 6, 2024, 36-year-old Sonya Massey dialed 911 to report a prowler near her Springfield, Illinois home. Minutes later, she was shot in the face by a responding sheriff’s deputy. Unarmed. In her own kitchen. In front of a boiling pot of water and a prayer.In this episode, Dr. Dee unpacks the heartbreaking story of Sonya Massey—a devoted mother, beloved daughter, and woman of faith—and the system that not only failed to protect her but helped shield the man who killed her. From the chilling bodycam footage to the courtroom drama that ended in a second-degree murder conviction, this episode exposes how justice was delayed, diluted, and defined by systemic failure.We trace the outrage, the protests, the political reckoning, and the reforms that followed. And we honor the light Sonya carried—and the legacy her family now fights to protect.Trigger warning: This episode contains details involving police violence, mental health crisis, and gun violence.🕯️ Say her name. Sonya Massey. 🎙️ Listen now on Buzzsprout, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. #JusticeForSonya #CigarAndACrime #TheSmokeNeverLies #TrueCrimePodcast #PoliceAccountability

In this episode of Cigar and A Crime, we honor the life and light of Jasmine Singleton, a woman whose spirit illuminated every room she entered — until that light was tragically taken too soon. Through her story, we confront the painful realities of domestic violence, silenced cries for help, and the unspoken struggles faced by countless Black women across America.As the smoke rises in the Lounge of Truth, we reflect on the signs missed, the voices ignored, and the justice still demanded. This episode is not just Jasmine’s story — it’s a call for awareness, healing, and change.🎙️ Cigar of the Day: [Insert your chosen cigar here — I can help write a line tying it in if you’d like] 🔥 Full episode streaming now on YouTube and all podcast platforms#CigarAndACrime #JasmineSingleton #JusticeForJasmine #DomesticViolenceAwareness #BlackWomenDeserveProtection #TheSmokeNeverLies #TrueCrimePodcast #StopTheViolence #CigarLoungeTalk

An 18-year-old Black teen. A police bullet in the back. A community in mourning—and demanding answers.In this episode, we take you to Homewood, Alabama, where Jabari Peoples was shot and killed by police under disputed circumstances. Police say it was justified. His family says it was murder. What really happened that night in the park? And why won’t the state release the full bodycam footage?Dr. Dee walks you through the official narrative, the family’s fight, and the community uprising that followed. We dive deep into Homewood’s history, the legacy of racial division, and the staggering national statistics on police violence against Black men in America.This isn’t just a case—it’s a mirror.🕯️ Subscribe, share, and help keep the smoke rising.Cigar of the Day: CAO Flathead V660 – bold, dark, and unrelenting. Just like the truth.🎧 Available wherever you get your podcasts. 📺 Watch the full episode on YouTube 📱 Follow @CigarAndACrime for more stories that refuse to stay silent.

When 23-year-old Kada Scott left for her overnight shift at a Philadelphia nursing facility, her family expected to hear from her the next morning. Instead, her car was found abandoned — her phone off, and Kada was gone. Days later, disturbing details surfaced: harassing phone calls, missing surveillance footage, and now — an arrest.In this powerful episode, Dr. Dee lights up a Padron 1964 Anniversary Maduro and takes you inside the search for truth in the case of Kada Monique Scott. From her vibrant life and ambitions to the chilling night she vanished, and the recent arrest of 21-year-old Keon King, accused of kidnapping her — this story reveals a haunting pattern of silence, violence, and the urgent call for justice.Join Cigar and a Crime as we explore the investigation, the heartbreak, and the community demanding answers. Because every story deserves to be heard… and the smoke never lies.

When 22-year-old Trey Reed was found dead on the campus of Delta State University, the story was supposed to end there — ruled an accident, quickly explained, and quietly filed away. But in Mississippi, where history and silence often walk hand in hand, nothing is ever that simple.Now, a second autopsy reveals new questions — bruises, inconsistencies, and a chilling sense that justice still hasn’t arrived. In this Smoke Break edition of Cigar and A Crime, Dr. Dee lights up in the Lounge of Truth to unpack what the new findings mean, the unanswered calls from Trey’s family, and why his death feels like a wound that won’t heal.💨 Short. Heavy. Unfiltered. Because the smoke never lies — and neither should the system.Listen now to hear the truth behind the autopsy, the silence that followed, and the questions Mississippi must still answer.

In November 2022, 26-year-old Delano Burkes walked out of McIntyre’s Pub in Houston’s Heights neighborhood—and was never seen alive again. Thirteen days later, his body was discovered in the Houston Ship Channel, miles from where he vanished.But who was Delano beyond the headlines? A young husband, a realtor, an entrepreneur with a heart for community, working two jobs, chasing dreams bigger than the city skyline. As questions still surround the night he disappeared, his family fights for truth and accountability.In this episode, Dr. Dee revisits Delano’s case with fresh eyes, exploring the investigation gaps, the family’s wrongful death lawsuit, and the haunting timeline of his final moments.💨 Cigar of the Day: “Last Call” by A.J. Fernandez ,chosen for its name and its message: that what happens after last call can change everything.🎧 Tune in to hear the full story, the forensic breakdown, and why Delano’s life still demands answers. Because the smoke never lies.

On December 10, 2023, 17-year-old Louise Jean Wilson drove through downtown Houston with two friends, chasing the sunrise in Galveston. Moments later, a sudden act of rage on the Pierce Elevated freeway ended her life. Shot through the heart, Louise still found the strength to steer her car to safety, saving others even as she lost her own fight for survival.In this episode, Dr. Dee takes you inside Louise’s story: her vibrant life, her final act of courage, and the investigation that remains unsolved nearly two years later. We examine how her parents turned grief into advocacy, pushing for new Texas laws to combat road rage shootings and preserve crucial highway camera footage. We also explore why Houston has become America’s road rage capital, and what experts say we can do to prevent more tragedies.Light up tonight’s C&C Smoke of the Day, My Father “The Judge,” and join us in the Lounge of Truth as we reflect on resilience, loss, and the pursuit of justice. Because in this case, and every case we cover, the smoke never lies.

Thirteen lives. Thirteen tragedies. Thirteen families searching for answers.In 2025, across New England, an unsettling pattern emerged—bodies discovered in woods, rivers, and quiet neighborhoods from Massachusetts to Rhode Island. At first glance, each case seemed isolated: addiction struggles, mental health battles, missing persons. But together, the deaths painted a chilling mosaic that demanded attention.In this episode of Cigar and A Crime, we light up in the Lounge of Truth and confront the questions others would rather ignore. Were these fatalities connected, or was the silence that followed more telling than any evidence? We explore the victims’ stories, the law enforcement response, and the voices of families who refused to let their loved ones be forgotten.The smoke never lies.If you came for a recap, you’re in the wrong room. This is about resurrecting voices, naming names, and refusing silence.Featured Cigar of the Episode: La Flor Dominicana – bold, full-bodied, a smoke that lingers just like the questions these cases leave behind.👉 Follow Cigar and A Crime wherever you listen to podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for visuals and extended discussions. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXfkTY61R58ndUxR7LYSNbw  If you have information connected to any of these cases, reach out to local law enforcement agencies in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, or Connecticut.

In October 2022, 25-year-old Rasheem Carter disappeared in Taylorsville, Mississippi. Just days before, he called his mother in fear, saying men were chasing him and that if anything happened, his boss would be responsible. A month later, his dismembered remains were discovered scattered in the woods — only 300 yards from where a trail camera captured him shirtless and bruised, carrying a branch as if running for his life.Police ruled there was “no foul play.” His family calls it murder. His mother calls it the fight of her life for justice.In this debut episode of Cigar and A Crime, Dr. Dee takes you into the haunting case of Rasheem Carter — exploring the evidence, the community’s outcry, the unanswered questions, and the chilling historical parallels to Mississippi’s legacy of racial violence. This is more than a story of one man’s death; it’s a call to remember, to resist silence, and to demand justice.👉 Subscribe, share, and join us in the Lounge of Truth. Because here, the smoke never lies.

Too often, stories are forgotten after the news vans leave, but we aim to keep the power in the community. At Cigar and A Crime, we don't let silence win, shining a light on heartfelt stories. We're dedicated to exploring neighborhood narratives and giving a voice to local issues. 📅 Join me in the Lounge of Truth on September 15th. The smoke never lies....

From the heart of Mississippi to the heart of unsolved mysteries, Dr. Dee shares his journey from being the first in his family to graduate college, to creating a podcast where the smoke never lies.In this premiere episode of Cigar and a Crime, you’ll learn the personal why behind the show, and how one man’s passion for truth, justice, and storytelling is bringing new light to old crimes.Whether you’re a long-time true crime fan or just curious about the stories that keep us up at night, this is your invitation to join the conversation. Light your cigar, pull up a chair, and let’s talk crime.🔔 Subscribe now so you never miss an episode:  https://www.youtube.com/@CigarandACrimePodcast  👍 If you enjoyed this story, like & share this video with your fellow true crime fans.🎙 Podcast Launch Date: September 15Follow Cigar and a Crime:Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/cigarandacrimepodcast  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cigarandacrime?lang=en