The Black Effect Presents... Hunting 4 Answers!

In this episode of Hunting 4 Answers: In 1971, civil rights activist Lynn Eusan made history as the first Black homecoming queen at a predominantly white Southern university. Just three years later, she was found stabbed to death in the backseat of a stranger’s car. The man responsible was arrested—then acquitted. Over 50 years later, her murder remains unsolved. Was Lynn targeted for the crown she wore… or the revolution she led?

This is the story of Lynn Eusan.

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In this episode of Huntigng 4 Answers: One night in November 2018, 20-year-old Lakira Goldsmith returned home after a night out with her boyfriend. Her grandmother watched her get out of the car, but she never came inside. Hours later, she made one final phone call from a maintance worker's phone and then vanished without a trace. Six years later, there's been no arrests, no witnesses and no answers. Just a phone left behind and a family's fight for truth. Anyone with information about this case should contact the Montgomery Police Department at 334-625-2810. You can also leave an anonymous tips to Central Alabama Crime Stoppers at 334-215-STOP.

This is the story of Lakira Goldsmith.

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In this episode of Hunting 4 Answers: She vanished after a fight with her husband. He never reported her missing. When 45-year-old Lesley Herring disappeared from her Los Angeles condo in 2009, her family immediately knew something was wrong. What followed was a chilling unraveling of lies, a suspicious trip to Mexico, and a murder conviction—without a body ever found. Anyone with information about this case should contact the Los Angeles Police Department at 213-485-5381.

This is the story of Lesley Ann Herring.

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