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Hello listeners. I'm your host Amara, and this is Black Girl Gone, a true crime podcast.

Yeah. Black Girl Gone, a true crime podcast. On this episode of Black Girl Gone, I tell the story of 19-year-old Shaday Robinson, who was murdered

in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. On April 1, 2004, Shaday went on a date at a local bar and restaurant.

After the date was over, surveillance footage captured her and her date driving away in her car.

It was the last time anyone ever saw her.

The following day, she failed to show up for work and had not been in contact with any of her friends or family,

and she was reported missing to police.

But in the hours before the report was made, police in Milwaukee had begun making a series of

disturbing and unsettling discoveries that would eventually lead them to the truth behind

what happened to Shadeh, and to the person responsible.

This is Shadeh's story.

A year ago, Shadee Robinson was a college student, a young woman with plans and dreams.

She had goals she hadn't yet to accomplish.

But before she could finish college,

before she could live out her life, Shade was murdered, and her brutal death rocked the city of Milwaukee and left her family shattered. Although her alleged killer was caught, calling it justice feels hollow because Shade will never

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