Murder Mondays With Nicole

Sex Trafficking is not what Hollywood makes it look like. In this powerful episode of Murder Mondays with Nicole, I’m joined by Vicki and Heidi from Netflix’s Missing: Dead or Alive to talk about what trafficking actually looks like-how victims are targeted, groomed, controlled, and why so many cases go unnoticed. This is an educational conversation meant to inform and protect. Parents, young adults, and anyone active on social media should listen, because sometimes the most dangerous things are HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT. Edited by George Simmons. Text INFO to 233733Call 888-373-7888https://humantraffickinghotline.org/en

Join Vicki and I as we discuss Missing persons cases. You may know Vicki from the Netflix season 1 and 2 Missing Dead or Alive. She has worked hard for many years in the police force working to save and find people and more! Join in as we dig deeper. Produced by George Simmons. Music rights given by Heather Foster.

Join me as I sit with Blanca and Fran to discuss their book House of Murdaugh and deep dive into a bit a Blanca’s life before Moselle and the Murdaugh Family. Blanca was the housekeeper during the tragedy. The Murders committed by Alex Murdaugh on his own family. This was a nationwide story and still is. But will be a forever heart break and memory for so many people. Edited by George Simmons. Music rights given by Heather Foster. Episode 61

In this powerful episode of Murder Mondays with Nicole, host Nicole Simmons sits down with renowned South Carolina attorney Eric Bland- the legal force representing victims impacted by the Alex Murdaugh financial crimes and corruption. Eric pulls back the curtain on what its really like to challenge one of the most powerful legal dynasties in the South, the complexities of the uncovering hidden financial trails, and the emotional wight of advocating for families whose lives were shattered long before the headlines broke. From courtroom strategy to accountability, Eric shares how justice continues long after a verdict- and why victims’ voices must remain at the center of the story. Listeners will gain rare insight into:* How the Murdaugh financial crimes were uncovered *What it takes to stand up to entrenched power and influence *The ongoing fight for restitution and transparency *The human impact on victims and families*What accountability really looks like in high profile casesThis episode goes beyond the sensational headlines to focus on truth, justice, and the people still seeking closure.Listen NOW!Edited by George Simmons. Music rights given by Heather Foster.

Welcome Brian Setree to the show. From The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department to Private Investigations, Brian has seen and dealt with it all. He clearly will never forget the case of Kara Robinson. She is a survivor of a kidnapping by a Serial killer at the age of 15. Episode 59 produced by George Simmons. Music rights given by Heather Foster.

Born and raised in the Nation of Islam, from the north to the south. Not always living right, Jamal found his way to Christianity and is now someone I can call a friend and brother in Christ. I really enjoyed sitting down and chatting. Join us while Jamal teaches us a little about his journey. Produced by George Simmons. Music right given by Heather Foster.

Join me as I sit down with Sterlin. A married mother of 3 and now working in retail. Her story is about how she went from cuffs to crowns and how she will not let her past interfere with her future. The comeback is bigger than ever for this queen!Music rights given by Heather Foster. Produced by George Simmons

Join me as I sit down with Jana’s Father Jimmy Stines to talk about Jana and all that we know. This family deserves so much more! Jana deserves to be found. Her family deserves answers and someone out there deserves punishment. Edited by George Simmons. Music rights given by Heather Foster.

From a small town to the Military, Vali became lost and overwhelmed. Her story is powerful. Saved by Jesus Christ in so many ways. Tune into this powerful episode to hear her story.Edited by Scott Storrs. Music rights given by Heather Foster.

Born in SC, Nyce was raised by a single mother and juggling multiple jobs. Nyce found inspiration in music and television. Later joining neighborhood gangs leading him into a 20 year sentence for armed robbery. After being released Nyce struggled with adjusting and working odd jobs while trying to find stable ground.Today, Nyce serves as the COO of Golden Revelation, a holding company specializing in visual, audio and IT solution services. He is a published author of an anthology short story series, a rap artist, and soon to be proud father. His mission is to use every gift he has to heal, create and lead others to redemption. Produced by Scott Storrs Music rights given by Heather Foster.