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Black Trail Ride as a Reality Show: A Country Soul TV Idea

Trail riding:   A Black trail ride reality TV series based on African-American trail ride line dance culture… I think that should be the next big hit show, reality series, or docu-series on television. The cast for Season 1 should be a mix of TikTok and social media’s popular Black trail ride dancers, including some of the lesser-known trail riders who came across my timeline and helped get me out of bed and break an almost four-year cycle of inactivity and heartbreak after losing my 24-year-old daughter, Ivy Brook Walker , to fentanyl poisoning in 2021. Series Concept: A trail ride TV show based on black trail ride field party culture (credit: Traciy Curry-Reyes) I know this is different from what I normally talk about. Normally, I talk about true crime, movies, and TV shows. Well, this is a potential TV show. I'm teasing it as a potential TV show because trail riding and line dancing are exploding everywhere. I think people want to see a television show based on Black trail ride...

Lisa Eatmon, Roscoe Glinton: Secrets of the Hudson River

Tonight, I go into my crime notes to remember the case of Lisa Eatmon, a pregnant woman who was found floating in the Hudson River in 2005. Her killer: the father of her unborn child, a man named Roscoe Glinton. Lisa Eatmon (credit: Traciy Curry-Reyes/Darlene Lassiter Jabir) Her story was similar to Laci Peterson's case. They were both eight months pregnant when they disappeared, and they were both dumped in a body of water. Laci's story went nationwide. Everyone knew about Laci Peterson's story, but few people outside of New York knew anything about Lisa Eatmon. I had never heard of the case. Someone contacted me in 2017 because they wanted me to bring awareness to Lisa's story. And to, possibly, get the story on television. That person put me in contact with Lisa's sister, Darlene Lassiter Jabir. And yes, Darlene confirmed that Lisa's case didn't get the attention it deserved. She said her sister's case had never been featured in a national television ...