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Episode 2: Gemmel

By: Patrick Strudwick
Narrated by: Patrick Strudwick
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  • The first man to die in Ed Buck’s apartment from a meth overdose was a 26-year-old gay Black man named Gemmel Moore. But Buck was not arrested and the media didn’t pay much attention. His friends and family feared that Gemmel’s race, sexuality and class meant that no one in power would care — and that the wealth, whiteness and political influence of Buck was stopping the police from investigating. So they launched a protest movement that makes Ed Buck an international news story.
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One of the most important stories of our time

The intersection of LGBTQ subcultures of meth and ghb, racism, and the injustices in the criminal justice system against blacks in America.

This podcast is Impeccably, focusing on the victims lives and their families. It left me shaken, stirred, and filled with respect. This is a difficult story to hear. I am an LGBTQ member but this story needs to be told for everyone.

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