Nov 2, 2023 · 36 min · 16 segments
It’s been nearly 20 years since host Larrison Campbell’s 85-year-old grandmother, Presh, was murdered. Detectives say it was probably someone who knew Presh. But in a small Mississippi town, that…
Larrison CampbellHostLarrison's FatherGuestNoah LevineGuestPresh's SisterGuestCordeliaGuestFamily Friend IntervieweeGuestGreenville Interview SubjectGuestIt was the summer of Bennifer's first go-round and the big blackout, the one that wiped out the whole Northeastern power grid.
We drank warm vodka sodas up on my roof and stared in awe at all the stars we could now see in the New York City sky.
I know it was a summer Friday at my office, and the only people in were the lowliest workers, which I was.
I can't remember the words he used to tell me she died, but I remember my response.
You were really... you were falling apart.
You just could not accept the fact that she was dead.
She had always been so, so alive, and particularly the circumstances of her death.
Her sister had found her that afternoon lying on her back on the floor of her parlor.
It was the summer of Bennifer's first go-round and the big blackout, the one that wiped out the whole Northeastern power grid.
We drank warm vodka sodas up on my roof and stared in awe at all the stars we could now see in the New York City sky.
I know it was a summer Friday at my office, and the only people in were the lowliest workers, which I was.
I can't remember the words he used to tell me she died, but I remember my response.
You were really... you were falling apart.
You just could not accept the fact that she was dead.
She had always been so, so alive, and particularly the circumstances of her death.
Her sister had found her that afternoon lying on her back on the floor of her parlor.
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