• The Mysterious Death of Keith Warren: A Family's Decades-Long Fight for Justice

  • Nov 8 2024
  • Length: 12 mins
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The Mysterious Death of Keith Warren: A Family's Decades-Long Fight for Justice

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  • Welcome back to Black & Unsolved: True Crime Chronicles on the NBG Podcast Network, where we delve into unsolved mysteries within the black community. In this episode, host A.I. Jackson investigates the puzzling case of Keith Warren, an 18-year-old from Silver Spring, Maryland, whose death in 1986 was hastily ruled a suicide under suspicious circumstances.

    Keith's family has spent decades challenging the official story, uncovering unsettling details that suggest a possible cover-up by authorities. From the unusual state of Keith's body to the mishandling of crucial evidence, the case is riddled with inconsistencies and unanswered questions.

    Join us as we follow the relentless pursuit of truth by Keith's mother, Mary Cooey, and his sister, Sherry, who continue to fight for justice in the face of systemic resistance. With new findings prompting a reclassification of Keith's death to undetermined, the battle for accountability is far from over.

    This episode shines a light on the broader impact of such cases on families and communities, urging listeners to seek truth and demand justice. Subscribe, share, and stay tuned for more stories that challenge the status quo.
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