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Join best friends MaRah and Taz and they research and tell stories of Black women who kill. They discuss the crimes, the outcomes, and how Black women are treated differently in the justice system than their white counterparts. IG: @Sistaswhokillpod Join the Facebook discussion group! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sistaswhokill/support
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Sistas Who Kill brings a conversational true crime voice to evidence, charges, outcomes, and legal consequences.
Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast is a case-focused true crime feed about women and serious violence. The sampled episodes move through murder charges, suspected poisoning, threats against a family, and legal consequences with a conversational pace that keeps coming back to…
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A focused look at care failures, accountability, and the questions left hanging.
This episode keeps its focus on the hard mechanics of care after repeated falls, and that restraint gives the story real weight. It presents the hospital as a place where alarm, confusion, and record-keeping all collide, while moving through neurologic checks, staffing gaps, and…
A rainy late-night collision told with blunt, human pressure.
This true-crime account follows a late-night drive that turns fatal when a woman sees something in the road, brakes too late, and realizes she has hit a person.
A conversational true crime episode that keeps Dot's ordeal and the family's reaction front and center.
Sistas Who Kill stays close to Dot's home attack and the damage that follows: burns, broken bones, and a recovery that sounds long and painful. The hosts keep the telling conversational, and that works here.
A raw true-crime listen about a 15-year-old inmate, power, and a jail that failed its duty.
Paula Cooper is treated as more than a crime story here. The focus lands on custody, age, and power, with a 15-year-old inmate at the center and the adults around her measured against the duty they were meant to uphold.
A blunt, personality-forward true crime recap that keeps the facts moving and the shock intact.
Sisters Who Kill tells a brutal killing at a Kona store with a plainspoken true crime style that stays close to the hosts' immediate reactions as they follow the scene and the clues around DK's body.
A conversational true-crime episode built around bank records, phone calls, and family ties.
This episode moves from a burned body in a car trunk to bank records, phone calls, and family ties, and the case gets clearer as those pieces start to line up.
Doreen's defense of Tiana and the suspicious Yusuf clue give the episode its sharpest tension.
Doreen comes in hard for Tiana, calling her a good girl rather than a violent one, and framing the trouble around a rough life, not bad character. That gives the episode its clearest human center.
A grounded true crime episode that follows Emmanuel and Tiffany from concern to arrest without losing the human weight of the case.
This episode stays with Emmanuel and Tiffany as the story moves through the baby’s condition, the family’s situation after the hurricane, and the legal shift that ends in second degree murder charges.
Crime stories with impact and consequence.
Epstein-case coverage with teeth.
Betrayal, evidence, and the breaking point.
Yvette Taylor’s case starts with a 1991 argument over a gun that left her brother Jerry Taylor dead, with the autopsy showing he was shot in the eye three times.
Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast frames the Carman Jenkins case around Carmen Major, born in 1987, who was adopted at three days old and raised in a strict church household by Beverly Major.
The episode follows a case that starts with a missing teen and keeps widening into family statements, suspicious evidence, and a name that does not belong where it appears.
The hosts follow Herbert’s case as a patient fall, repeated monitoring protocols, and a hospital response that seems to slip out of control.
Police start pulling a brutal case together after a body is found burned in the trunk of a car.
Sharice Douglas was born in Memphis, Tennessee in 1989, married John Anthony Johnson on April 21, 2021, and their relationship turned violent within 10 days.
Shanika Minor, born on November 29, 1991 in Mississippi, is described as a Wisconsin resident with a concealed carry permit, a favorite semi-automatic weapon, and no criminal history.
Garrett is about twenty minutes from home when the night goes bad.
Marah and Taz turn the Sistas Who Kill end-of-year episode into a holiday-party conversation, opening with champagne saved from their first sold-out live show in Atlanta and a toast to 2025 and 2026.
Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast covers the Sonic killing of Daniel Shrewsbury in San Antonio, Texas, after a drive-thru dispute over a counterfeit $20 bill on Babcock Road.
Marah and Chaz on Sisters Who Kill trace Felicia Cotessa Barton, born October 27, 1971, and Willie James Barton, born December 29, 1963, from their 2005 Walmart meeting to their marriage in Jamaica.
Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast covers the shooting of Shamira Rhodes and Katerra Griffin at Queen of Hearts Pub in Columbus, Ohio, where Amara Battle allegedly walked in without being searched and attacked Shamira.
Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast covers the 1787 Philadelphia case of Alice Clifton, a 16-year-old enslaved girl whose pregnancy, labor, and trial are traced through Pennsylvania trial documents.
Sistas Who Kill covers the murder of Dwight Grant, a Miramar High School student whose conflict with Andre Clements, Christy Parrison, and Jaslyn Smith escalated into a planned attack in October 2021.
Sistas Who Kill centers Tiffany Woods, Emmanuel Scott, and their premature son Emmanuel Scott Jr., born on June 23, 2005 at three pounds and seven weeks early.
Sisters Who Kill profiles Gabrielle Brantley murder case (Nov 10, 2019).
Sisters Who Kill presents the Throwback Thursday deep-dive into Joanne Little case, a seminal moment in Black feminist legal history.
The story follows the killing of a woman identified in the episode as Miss Dow.
Paula Cooper is revisited as a case about a teenage inmate, sex in jail, and the adults who failed her.
The hosts spend the episode in a police conversation around her interview.
This episode tells the story of Skyy Mims, a Detroit rapper and model who moved to Atlanta to pursue music but descended into mental illness, leading her to rob a gas station and murder clerk DK Chadhari in a desperate attempt to fund her career with lottery winnings.
The hosts narrate the case of Gaylyn Morris, who tracked her cheating boyfriend Andre Smith with an AirTag, confronted him at a bar, and later ran him over with her car, killing him.
Sistahs Who Kill investigates Roberta Elder, suspected serial murderer documented as 'Mrs.
Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast revisits Virginia Christian, a 16-year-old Black girl from Hampton, Virginia, who was accused of killing her white employer Ida Belote after a dispute over a missing skirt.
The episode centers on Darnika Floyd, Patrick Darnell Thomas, and a Thanksgiving 2018 argument in Patrick’s house that escalates after he refuses sex unless homegirl joins in.
Marah and Tess cover the Santana Housworth case, centering Bobby Gleaton, a college relationship marked by jealousy, public fights, and repeated calls to police.
Marah and Tez cover the July 23, 2020 shooting that killed Eloy LeBron after a white Saturn Ion made a wrong-way U-turn on Thornton and shots were fired from the passenger side.
Sistas Who Kill: A True Crime Podcast covers Mina Ellery, Dorothy Doe, Cortavious Hurd, Justin Grady, and Angel Harmon in a Georgia case that starts with drug use and a burglary plan.
Sistas Who Kill centers on Claudia Banton, a Georgia woman born in 1979 who had used names like Claudia Williams, Claudia Johnson, and Keisha Brown before a New York killing case tied her back to Delia Johnson, also born in 1979.
Sistas Who Kill covers Joyce Pelzer, Shondell McLeod, and Rosalyn Lewis in a case that starts with a controlling relationship and ends in a missing-person investigation.
The hosts introduce a case about Taniya Evans, a young Black woman from Atlanta who committed murder, and discuss her background and the crime.
A true crime podcast exploring cases of Black women who kill, focusing on crimes, outcomes, and disparities in the justice system.
This episode begins with an ad for Chime and Quintz before diving into a true crime story about a Black woman who killed.
This episode discusses a case of a Black woman who killed, exploring the crime and its outcome within the justice system.
The episode begins with a Chime ad and a Quint's ad, then transitions into the true crime discussion about Black women who kill.
This episode discusses a true crime case involving a Black woman who killed, analyzing the crime and its legal outcome.
A true crime podcast exploring cases of Black women who kill, examining crimes, outcomes, and disparities in the justice system.
A true crime podcast exploring cases of Black women who kill, focusing on crimes, outcomes, and systemic bias.
A true crime podcast exploring cases of Black women who kill, discussing crimes, outcomes, and systemic bias.
This episode features an ad for Chime and Quince before diving into the story of a Black woman who killed.