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Crime mini- Episode 7- Shadows of Harlem: The Unseen Victims

Welcome to another gripping episode of In Time Crime, where host Robyn Bagayoko delves into the heart-wrenching stories that didn't make the front pages but deserve to be told. In this special Crime Mini segment, we uncover the tragic case of Helen Abbot, a 69-year-old woman brutally assaulted and murdered in her East Harlem apartment. Robyn guides us through the chilling details of this heinous crime and the community's shock and sorrow.
But the darkness doesn't end there. We also explore the mysterious death of a man found on a ritzy Greenwich, Connecticut roadway. This brief newspaper mention leads us on a deeper investigation into the underworld connections and the eventual conviction of his murderer. It's a tale of contrasts, from the bustling streets of Harlem to the affluent enclaves of Greenwich, united by the silent cries for justice.
Join us for a succinct yet powerful narrative that sheds light on these forgotten victims. Don't forget to follow us on all social media platforms and subscribe to our podcast for more stories that demand to be heard. Thank you for your support, and stay tuned for more episodes of In Time Crime.
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Episode 13- Murder in the Shadows: The Tragic Tale of Elias and Teresa Syriani (July 28, 1990)

Step back in time to the summer of 1990, where a tragic love story unfolds under the shadow of domestic turmoil. In this gripping episode of In Time Crime, we delve into the chilling case of Elias Hannah Sirianni, a Palestinian immigrant whose American dream turned into a nightmare. From a humble beginning in Jerusalem to the fateful night in Charlotte, North Carolina, this narrative explores the complexities of love, cultural clashes, and the ultimate betrayal.
Join host Robin Bagayoko as we navigate through the harrowing events leading up to the murder of Teresa Yusuf Syriani, Elias's wife, and the subsequent trial that led to his execution. Through meticulous storytelling, witness the unraveling of a marriage strained by cultural differences, control, and escalating violence. As we piece together the evidence, hear from witnesses and family members who paint a vivid picture of a relationship doomed from the start.
This episode is not just a recount of a crime; it is a powerful reminder of the devastating effects of domestic violence. With heartfelt commentary, Robin emphasizes the importance of recognizing red flags and seeking help before it's too late. Tune in to understand the full scope of this tragic tale and reflect on the lessons it imparts.
Don't miss out on this compelling narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Subscribe, review, and join us for more riveting episodes of In Time Crime.
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Crime mini- Episode 6- Vandalism and Faith: The Unsettling Tale of St. Clair's Church (August 10, 2003)

Welcome back to another gripping episode of In Time Crime with your host, Robin Bagayoko. This week's episode begins on a somber note as Robin shares a personal story of loss, but soon transitions into an unsettling tale of vandalism that plagued a beloved church in Queens, New York.
On August 10, 2003, the St. Clair's Roman Catholic Church in Brookville faced a series of heinous attacks by vandals that left the community shaken and outraged. These weren't isolated incidents; it was the third attack in just five weeks. From hurling garbage cans at a crucifix to smashing stained glass windows, the acts of desecration were both shocking and sacrilegious.
Join Robin as he dives deep into the disturbing events, exploring the possible motives behind these attacks and the profound impact they had on the church's congregation. Why would anyone target a place of worship? What kind of turmoil drives someone to deface sacred symbols? Robin examines these questions and more, urging listeners to reflect on the deeper issues at play.
Don't miss this compelling narrative that combines personal loss, community resilience, and a quest for justice. Tune in to uncover the full story behind the vandalism at St. Clair's Church and the enduring strength of faith in the face of adversity.
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Episode 12 -Forgiven by the Victim: The Remarkable Tale of Mark Anthony Stroman (July 21, 2011)

In this riveting episode of In Time Crime, we journey back to July 21, 2011, to delve into the harrowing and unexpected story of Mark Anthony Stroman, a man convicted of killing two people in Texas, driven by a twisted vendetta against those he mistakenly believed were responsible for the 9-11 attacks.
As Stroman awaits his execution, an extraordinary twist emerges—one of his victims, Rais Bhuiyan, who survived being shot in the face, embarks on a remarkable mission to save Stroman from the death penalty. Through an emotional and transformative journey, Bhuiyan's act of compassion and forgiveness challenges the boundaries of justice and humanity.
Join us as we explore the depths of Stroman's troubled past, his affiliation with a white supremacist group, and the tragic events that led to his killing spree. Discover how Bhuiyan's unwavering efforts to fight for the life of the man who tried to kill him bring about a profound change in Stroman, leading to an unexpected bond between them.
This episode is a testament to the power of forgiveness and redemption, offering a gripping narrative that will leave you questioning the complexities of human nature and the true meaning of justice. Don't miss this compelling story of transformation and hope.
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Crime mini - Episode 5- A Deadly Custody Battle: The Orthodontist's Tragic End

In this gripping episode of "In Time Crime," host Robin Bagayoko returns after a long hiatus to unravel a chilling tale of love, betrayal, and murder. Set against the backdrop of Queens in 2007, the story follows Mazoltuv Borukhova, a desperate ex-wife, who allegedly orchestrates the murder of her ex-husband, Daniel Malakov, an orthodontist, for a mere $20,000 to gain custody of their daughter.
Discover how a series of suspicious actions and 90 phone calls between Mazoltuv Borukhova and her cousin, Mikhail Mallayev, led authorities to unravel the sinister plot. With twists that involve a bleach bottle silencer and the heartbreaking involvement of their young daughter, this episode dives deep into the dark consequences of a custody battle turned deadly.
Join Robin as she meticulously pieces together the evidence, shedding light on a case that underscores the tragic lengths to which some will go for love and control. Don't miss this captivating crime mini that will leave you questioning the very essence of justice and morality.
Tune in for a story that not only reveals the crime but also the emotional aftermath faced by the victim's family, all while reminding us that murder is never the answer.
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Crime mini - Episode 4 -Betrayal in the Sanctuary: The Untold Story of Cyriacus Udegbulem (January 1, 2000)

In this gripping episode of "In Time Crime: Crime Mini," host Robin Bagayoko delves into a harrowing tale of betrayal and abuse within the walls of a place meant for solace and refuge. Join us as we uncover the disturbing case of a Nigerian prince turned priest, Cyriacus Udegbulem, who was arrested in Texas for a heinous crime committed years ago in Brooklyn.
Listen as we unravel the shocking details of how a woman seeking guidance from her church was met with the unimaginable. From the initial assault to the subsequent legal battles and the priest's attempts to evade justice, this episode sheds light on the dark side of trust and faith.
As we navigate through the twists and turns of this distressing story, you'll be left questioning the sanctity of spaces we often consider safe. Tune in for an eye-opening narrative that serves as a stark reminder of the complexities and perils hidden within our communities.
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Episode 11- George Stinney: A Tragic Injustice Revisited (June 16, 1944)

In this compelling episode of In Time Crime, host Robin Bagayoko takes us back to June 16th, 1944, unraveling the heart-wrenching story of George Stinney. At just 14 years old, George became the youngest person in U.S. history to be executed, wrongfully convicted for the murders of two young white girls in a deeply segregated South Carolina.
With a gripping narrative, we explore the harrowing details of George's unfair trial, the racial prejudices of the time, and the heart-breaking final moments of a boy who was too small for the electric chair. Despite the overwhelming injustice, the story doesn't end there. Seventy years later, the case is re-examined, leading to the overturning of his conviction, shedding light on the deep-seated racial injustices of the era.
Join us as we reflect on the significance of George Stinney's case in history, the fight for justice by his family and civil rights advocates, and the broader implications for the death penalty in the United States. This episode is not just a recount of a tragic past but a call to remember and learn from the injustices faced by African-Americans. Tune in for a profound and poignant journey through time.
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Episode 10- A Brother's Search: The Unsolved Mystery of Janice Marie Young (June 9, 1973)

On June 9, 1973, a young girl was tragically pushed in front of a moving vehicle, her identity shrouded in mystery for over four decades. Join us on this riveting episode of In Time Crime as we unravel the haunting case of Janice Marie Young.
Janice's life was marked by turmoil and hardship, culminating in a night of horror that left her unidentified until her brother, Timothy, unearthed the truth in 2015. This episode delves deep into the shocking events of that fateful night, the subsequent investigation, and the relentless quest for answers that finally brought closure to a grieving family.
Listen in as we navigate through the poignant details of Janice's life, her tragic end, and the enduring love of a brother determined to uncover her story. This is a tale of loss, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of justice.
Tune in and discover how a cold case spanning more than 40 years was finally solved, bringing peace to Janice's memory and highlighting the enduring power of familial bonds.
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Episode 9- The Stolen Years: Jaycee Lee Dugard's Harrowing Tale of Survival (June 2, 2011)

On a seemingly ordinary day, an 11-year-old girl named Jaycee Lee Dugard was walking to her school bus stop, clad in her favorite all-pink outfit. Little did she know, this day would mark the beginning of an 18-year-long nightmare. In this gripping episode of In Time Crime, we delve into the chilling events of June 2, 2011, to unravel the heart-wrenching story of Jaycee's abduction and her incredible journey of survival.
Join your host, Robin Bagayoko, as we revisit the fateful day Jaycee was snatched by Phillip and Nancy Garrido. Discover the gut-wrenching moments, from the initial shock of her kidnapping to the years of torment she endured in captivity. Through vivid storytelling, Robin takes you through Jaycee's life behind closed doors, her resilience, and the ultimate redemption when two sharp-eyed officers at UC Berkeley finally uncovered the truth.
This episode isn't just about the darkness of those lost years; it's a testament to human endurance and the undying hope that one day, freedom would come. Tune in to hear how a young girl, stripped of her innocence and childhood, emerged as a beacon of strength and love for her daughters, conceived under the most horrifying circumstances.
Robin's narrative will keep you on the edge of your seat, offering a detailed look into the investigation, the failures, and the ultimate triumph of Jaycee Lee Dugard's spirit. Don't miss this compelling episode that underscores the importance of vigilance, hope, and the power of never giving up.
Stay tuned for more episodes of In Time Crime, where we bring you stories that remind us of the resilience of the human spirit.
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Crime mini- Episode 3- Cruelty Unmasked: The Tale of Two Troubled Teenagers (August 28, 2003)

Welcome back to another gripping episode of In Time Crime, Crime Mini! How are you all doing this wonderful Thursday afternoon? Today, your host Robin Bagayoko is releasing two bonus episodes to make up for the Sundays missed. And remember, Sundays are for our full-length episodes, while Thursdays are for our short, compelling crime minis.
In this disturbing yet intriguing crime mini, we dive into a harrowing tale from August 28, 2002. This isn’t your typical true crime story about people; it’s about a heinous act of animal cruelty committed by two teenage brothers. These young boys exhibited alarming behaviors that often precede more serious criminal tendencies.
Join us as we recount the chilling events where these boys set a beautiful red-tailed hawk on fire, urinated on it, and dragged it along the pavement. This horrifying act, discovered by a vigilant neighbor, shocked the community of Long Island and was described as one of the worst cases of animal torture in Suffolk County history.
Robin delves into the psychology behind such actions, drawing connections to the early behaviors of known serial killers and stressing the importance of early intervention. It’s a cautionary tale about the potential future menace lurking in disturbed youth and the urgent need for intervention.
Don’t miss this thought-provoking episode that underscores the importance of awareness and action. And stay tuned for the bonus episodes dropping tomorrow. Remember, true crime is not for you to live in fear, but to be aware. Join us on this journey into the dark corners of the human psyche and be part of the conversation. Follow the links in the description to join our community on social media and stay connected.
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Music by- Jeremy Blake