As The Crime Turns: The True Crime Podcast

Tape V: Marsha P. Johnson

This is the story of Marsha Johnson, trailblazer for LGBTQ rights. Said to have been the pioneer behind the Stonewall Riots, Marsha fought tirelessly for the equality of Drag Queens and all other members of the LGBTQ community until her mysterious death in 1992. www.asthecrimeturnspodcast.com for source information.

Tape IV: Happy Birthday Wayne B. Williams

In 1982 Wayne B. Williams was convicted to two consecutive life sentences for the murders of the 23 Atlanta Missing Children. For forty years Wayne has maintained his innocence while fighting for parole. May 27, 2020 Wayne Williams turned 62 years old. Happy Birthday Wayne.

Tape III: The Blanchard Girls

This is my rendition of Dee Dee & Gypsy Rose Blanchard. I apologize if the sound is a tad fuzzy. - Desmond

Tape II: Asha Degree

February 14, 2000. 20 Years ago today, a young girl left her home with a pre-packed book-bag, and never returned. Vanished without a trace. This is the story of Asha Jaquilla Degree. Additional Details & Sources available on: www.asthecrimeturnspodcast.com

Tape I: James R. Jordan

This is the story of the beloved Father of All Star NBA Legend Michael Jordan. James R. Jordan was murdered in the Summer of 1993, what started as a quick pit stop, became fatal for James. Sources are available at www.asthecrimeturnspodcast.com (Part 1 of 2)