A clear look at the Tuskegee Experiment — what happened, how families were deceived, and why the trauma didn’t end when the study did.

This episode focuses on the history and the lasting mistrust it created around medical care and autopsies

It’s just past midnight when the pounding starts.
A flash of light. A shout of “Police!”
And in seconds, lives are changed forever.

In this episode, we dive into the history and controversy of no-knock warrants — how they started, what they were meant for, and how they became a symbol of danger and distrust in communities across America.

From the tragedy of Breonna Taylor to the everyday raids that never make the news, The Knock at Midnight explores what happens when justice kicks down the wrong door — and the silence that follows.

🔍 Because understanding the system is the first step to changing it.

In part 1, we discussed the circumstances surrounding the abduction of Ronald Dumas Jr. and the lack of urgency from law enforcement. We left off at the five suspects that Huntsville PD issued arrest warrants for.

In this episode, we dive into the criminal backgrounds of those suspects and how their previous offenses should’ve kept at least three of the suspects in jail but failed, which gave them the opportunity to kidnap Ronald.

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