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.

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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.

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Listen now to hear the truth behind the autopsy, the silence that followed, and the questions Mississippi must still answer.