What's up everybody? Welcome back to Black Girl Gone After Thoughts. I of course am your host tomorrow and I am here with my husband and my co-host

basin.

What's going on y'all?

So we are back this week with an afterthought.

If you listen to this week's episode,

well, the episode they came on on Monday, the Selina Maze episode, you know that there's a lot to unpack about this episode.

And so I definitely felt the need to have an afterthought. There was a lot of comments about this case on

Instagram on both the original post about the episode, the reel that I put up the yesterday and then of course on the YouTube video there was a

ton of comments about this so I know this is one of those cases that for those who

were familiar with the case before hearing it on black

girl gone knew you know how infuriating this case is. If this was your first time

hearing it then for the first time you got to kind of hear

just this heartbreaking story about Selena Mays who was 12 years old at the time now of course

this was 1996 so we're talking 27 years ago and so if Selina is still alive she used no longer 12 years old but at the time she was a very young child and then of course and

Selina's story it's not just the fact that she was 12 years old she was also nine

months pregnant and so that adds a whole lot of layers to her story and to her case.

So I felt like this was definitely an episode that I wanted to talk about. I think I have just as many, I think I have more questions than thoughts and so, you know, I'll, you know, discuss those in this episode, but it was definitely something that I

wanted to talk about this week this particular case for sure. Yeah so we're talking about

Selina Mays she was born in Miami, Florida, and the story ends up in Willingboro, New Jersey.

And before we just get into the review of this case, what you always do, this was a case as a

Marc said where there was a lot of people that responded and just had comments, questions, things

they wanted to add just because it was that type of case that is so many questions, so many things go unanswered.

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