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Live Broadcast Sunday Night

HL Arledge August 6, 2023 0 0

Thanks for joining us for Sunday night's Bayou Justice livestream (August 6, 2023 at 6:PM CST) on YouTube. We got much positive feedback and will continue to dive into these cold case crimes next Sunday night.

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Why Police haven’t found the New Orleans snipers

HL Arledge June 26, 2022 0 0

The New Orleans Police Department’s Director of Communications asked me to stop referring to Interstate 10 shooters as serial snipers, and I complied. Then I got to thinking about it… Truth-in-Journalism is something we need desperately today.

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Bayou Justice is a weekly true crime newspaper column and podcast featuring unsolved or historically notable crime stories from South Louisiana — based largely on interviews with key players, including investigators, lawyers, victims, and their families. Our primary goal is to spread cold case awareness in support of victims and their families. DISCLAIMER: All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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What really happened to Selonia Reed?

Judge William Dykes of the 21st District Court sentenced Reginald Lathan Reed, 60, to life in prison without the possibility of parole or probation. Six minutes earlier, Defense Council Vanessa Williams claimed a juror disobeyed the judge’s orders and tried to learn more about the trial from the internet. Read More

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