The Murder of Sumaya Dalmar: “Solve it for Sumaya”

The Murder of Brucetravius. “Coinstar” Frazier: “The Drive-by Murder”

“The Drive-by Murder” Episode Synopsis When 28-year-old Brucetravius “Coinstar” Frazier is gunned down in a late-night drive-by shooting in Opelika, Alabama, fear spreads quickly through the community. Known for their larger-than-life personality and deep neighborhood connections, Coinstar’s death leaves loved ones searching for answers as investigators uncover a web of tension, retaliation, and silence. Detectives race against time after witnesses become reluctant to speak, terrified that the violence is far from over. Surveillance footage, cellphone evidence, and community tips slowly reveal the chilling events leading up to the ambush-style attack near W.E. Morton Avenue. As investigators close in on suspects, the case exposes the devastating ripple effects of gun violence and the emotional toll left on families demanding justice. In this gripping episode of A Hateful Homicide, loved ones recount Coinstar’s life, legacy, and the painful aftermath of a homicide that shook East Alabama. The investigation ultimately leads authorities to arrests connected to the fatal shooting, bringing a measure of accountability while leaving a grieving community forever changed.

The Murder of Sumaya Dalmar: “Solve it for Sumaya”

🔴 A Hateful Homicide – Season 7 Premiere 🔴 🕯️ Episode 1: “Solve It for Sumaya” This season opens with the tragic and unresolved murder of Sumaya Dalmar, a Somali-Canadian transgender woman whose life was taken in Toronto under suspicious and deeply troubling circumstances. Sumaya was more than a headline—she was vibrant, resilient, and deserving of safety, dignity, and justice. Yet her case remains unsolved, raising urgent questions about how systems respond when trans women, especially Black and immigrant women, are harmed. ⚠️ This episode examines the gaps in investigation, the impact of transphobia and racism, and the silence that too often surrounds these cases. 🧠 AHH HA MOMENT: When cases like Sumaya’s go unsolved, it reflects not just a failure of justice—but a failure of value. Who gets urgency? Who gets forgotten? 📣 We say her name. We demand answers. We push for justice. 🕯️ Solve it for Sumaya. #AHatefulHomicide #Season7 #SayHerName #JusticeForSumaya #BlackTransLivesMatter #TransJustice #SolveItForSumaya

The Murder of Malte. C "Peril at Pride"

A Hateful Homicide | Season 6, Episode 13Malte C., a 25-year-old transgender man from Münster, Germany, was tragically killed after defending two women from harassment during a Pride parade in August 2022. His courage and commitment to the LGBTQ+ community cost him his life, leaving family, friends, and activists devastated.In this episode, “Peril at Pride”, we explore the circumstances of Malte’s murder, the legal proceedings that followed, and the broader context of violence against transgender individuals in Germany and around the world. Through witness accounts, community reflections, and expert insights, the episode sheds light on the persistent dangers LGBTQ+ individuals face and the urgent need for protection, advocacy, and visibility.Malte’s life, bravery, and legacy continue to inspire change. His story is a call to action: to stand up, speak out, and fight for a world where LGBTQ+ individuals can live safely and authentically. Stream A Hateful Homicide now wherever you listen to podcasts.#AHatefulHomicide #MalteC #TransLivesMatter #SayHisName #LGBTQJustice

The Murder of Jean Thomas “J.T.” Butchart: "A Madman’s Mission"

On August 4, 2023, Jean Butchart, a 26-year-old transgender man from Belleville, Michigan, was tragically murdered. Known for his love of nature, his passion for environmental education, and his dedication to uplifting transgender youth, Jean’s life was a bright and promising one cut short by senseless violence.This episode, “A Madman’s Mission”, explores the circumstances of Jean’s murder, the systemic challenges facing transgender men, and the urgent need for visibility, justice, and accountability. From misgendering in early media reports to the erasure often faced by trans men in public discourse, Jean’s story reflects a larger epidemic of anti-trans violence.Join us in honoring Jean’s memory and amplifying the voices calling for protection, awareness, and equity for transgender individuals. Every life matters—Jean’s too. Stream A Hateful Homicide now wherever you listen to podcasts.#AHatefulHomicide #JeanButchart #TransLivesMatter #TransMenMatter #SayHisName⸻ Hashtag Sets for Promotion and AdvocacySet 1 – Remembrance & Honor#JusticeForJeanButchart#SayHisName#RememberJeanButchart#TransLivesMatter#TransMenMatter

The Murder of Paris Cameron: " The Trade Massacre"

*ReReleased* Saturday May 25, 2019, in Detroit, 20-year-old Paris Cameron — a radiant Black transgender woman — was murdered alongside two friends, Alunte Davis and Timothy Blancher. What began as a night of celebration ended in tragedy, exposing the deep intersections of anti-Blackness, transphobia, and systemic neglect.This episode, “The Trade Massacre”, dives into Paris’ story, the culture of secrecy and stigma tied to “trade,” and the ongoing epidemic of violence facing Black trans women. More than a victim, Paris was a daughter, a dreamer, and a light extinguished too soon. Join us as we honor Paris’ legacy and demand justice for every life stolen. Stream A Hateful Homicide now — available wherever you listen to podcasts.#AHatefulHomicide #ParisCameron #TransLivesMatter #SayHerName #BlackTransLivesMatter