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214: Alonzo Brooks

214: Alonzo Brooks

This Feels Criminal: A True Crime Podcast (Formerly Killer Queens) vor 4 Jahren

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On April 3rd, 2004, 23-year-old Alonzo Brooks left his home in
Gardner, Kansas, and told his mother, Maria, he was headed to a
party with friends. That was the last time she'd see her son alive.
Less than 24 hours later, Maria tried to file a missing persons
report on her son in La Cygne, Kansas, about an hour away from
their home. Alonzo's friends who'd given him a ride to the party
somehow left without him, at a party in a small town, where he was
one of only three people of color in attendance. 27 days after
Alonzo went missing, his family found his body on a creekbed, not
far from the farmhouse where the party had been. Strangely enough,
his body wasn't hidden, and the area had been searched multiple
times before, with no signs of Alonzo. His manner of death was
initially ruled as "undetermined" and closed by the KBI, stating
there was no evidence of a homicide. Alonzo's family has continued
to fight to prove that he was the victim of a hate crime and that
his murderers are still walking free.
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