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    S7 E2•May 23, 2026•1h 1m

    The Murder of Brucetravius. “Coinstar” Frazier: “The Drive-by Murder”

    “The Drive-by Murder” Episode Synopsis When 28-year-old Brucetravius “Coinstar” Frazier is gunned down in a late-night drive-by shooting in Opelika, Alabama, fear spreads quickly through the community. Known for their larger-than-life personality and deep neighborhood connections, Coinstar’s death leaves loved ones searching for answers as investigators uncover a web of tension, retaliation, and silence. Detectives race against time after witnesses become reluctant to speak, terrified that the violence is far from over. Surveillance footage, cellphone evidence, and community tips slowly reveal the chilling events leading up to the ambush-style attack near W.E. Morton Avenue. As investigators close in on suspects, the case exposes the devastating ripple effects of gun violence and the emotional toll left on families demanding justice. In this gripping episode of A Hateful Homicide, loved ones recount Coinstar’s life, legacy, and the painful aftermath of a homicide that shook East Alabama. The investigation ultimately leads authorities to arrests connected to the fatal shooting, bringing a measure of accountability while leaving a grieving community forever changed.

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    On a hateful. Hi, my name is Mallory Jenner Robinson. Join me on A Hateful Homicide, a true crime and investigative journalism podcast dedicated to telling the stories regarding the murders of our transgender, gender, non binary, intersex and two spirit community members in the United States and abroad. This is A Hateful Homicide. 911 what's your emergency and arrest in the death of a transgender woman?

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    When we talk about the LGBT community's marginalization, trans women of color specifically experience the most viol.

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    These cases are true, the victims are real and their voices matter. The Murder of Bruce Travis Corn Star Frasier justice for Bruce Travis Monday, July 23, 2018 Opelika, Alabama Warning the following episode you're about to experience might contain evidence of misgendering. Discretion is advised.

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    Malika Featured tonight on the Investigation Discovery Channel series the Murder Tapes that tells the story about the murder of 28 year old versus Tetravius Frazier of Auburn who was shot and killed while driving down West East Gordon Avenue in July of 2018. The episode called Fled on Foot tells that story of how the woman who was riding in the car with Frazer reacted when she realized he was shot. She narrowly escaped that gunfire while Frazier was passed out from a gunshot wound. She said she dug down to push down on the gas pedal with her right hand and steered the car with her left. And the methods Opelika police used to track down the killer, we learn more about that on the Investigation Discovery Channel as well. We hope that having this information on the show will bring the community together and show that the police are working with them to solve these crimes and

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    we really need their assistance.

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    We discussed what cases we would like

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    to do and we chose this case. It's Monday, July 23, 2018 in the city of Opelika, Alabama. It would be the home where 28 year old gender fluid black phenomenon Coin star Fraser, also known as Ruth Travius, would reside. And on that Monday, Ruth Travius, who also resided in Auburn, Alabama, adjacent to Opelika, not too far from the capital Montgomery, my hometown. Bruce Travis was there at around 7:48pm Central Standard Time. Gunshots rung out and Bruce Travis was fighting for his life. His friend, 28 year old Latoya Robinson, by the grace of God, ducked down. And when I tell you my audience, this has been something so gripping, something so jaw dropping that it left the city of Opelika. Demanding for justice. I want to welcome you all to Season seven Episode two, the Murder of Bruce Travis Coinstar Fraser the Drive By Murder We're Gonna get justice for Bruce Travious Corn Star in this episode by saying their name. 28 year old black gender fluid Bruce Travious Cornstar Frazier, beloved by their family and friends, thriving and successful, Is out and about with their friends around 7:40pm 7:35pm Central Standard Time. And Corn Star had been circling the block almost in a drive by method, but circling the block in a way that 18 year old black cisgendered male, Gregory Jaquan Todd located in Columbus Georgia. He responded. He stated that he had came across Coinstar a few times. However, on that Monday evening he had enough as porn stars circling the area, an area that she they had frequent so many times. Gregory Jaquan Todd was upset, felt his masculinity threatened. So he gets into a verbal argument with Corn Star and when he does, He takes out his gun. And again he's 18 year old black cisgender male. He takes out his gun, a 9 millimeter Glock and fires fourteen 9 millimeter shell casings as Corn Star and their best friend, 28 year old Black cisgender female Latortia Robinson. As the gunshots are wailing, all 14 of them, one of them strikes Cornstar in the head, killing them instantly. I misspoke. Not instantly. It rendered them unable to drive instantly. Latoya was able to grab the wheel while ducking and ultimately get out and call 911 which is when Opelika police department as well as other law enforcement agents circled and made their way. Multiple calls, a shot fired. Detectives arrived at the intersection where Cornstar's car was parked on the side of the road. They was inside of the driver's seat, bloody and unresponsive. Again, that gunshot wound had been to the head. And Cornstar was not able to provide any type of response as to what happened. But there were eyewitnesses who saw the individual flee on foot going into the apartment complex. And they were quickly able to identify the suspect as 18 year old black cisgender male Gregory Jaquan Todd. Corn Star is rushed to hospital in Columbus Georgia and it's placed in a coma, medically induced to make sure that the swelling in the brain could go down and hopefully they would wake up. But in the meantime, detectives are getting CCTV footage. They are going around canvassing the area asking questions. Who killed Corn Star? Someone gave the name 18 year old Gregory Jaquan Todd. This is the individual who was responsible for having Corn Star in that medically induced coma which will ultimately lead to their hateful homicide. Two days later on Wednesday July 25th of 2020 18. Detectives roger fitzgerald. And Detective Florencia St. John are getting CCTV footage, grabbing forensic clues from the car, as well as taking witness statements, while other officers and investigators are going around canvassing and surveilling for additional evidence and talking to other witnesses. Corn Star was beloved. And so to know that Corn Star is now in a coma, which would ultimately lead to their hateful homicide, has the city of Opal, like in that specific community where the shooting took place, outraged. And they want justice, my audience, they want justice for Corn Star. And that's the beauty of my beloved Alabama. You know, I think I shared with you all that they have a tendency of just showing up for you and loving on you. Yes, you know the Alabama brawl and you know what the community has been through regarding racism and other types of isms. But in my gender journey, my classmates got me a date for prom as a transition back in 2008. They voted me most friendly. I've been included on those reunion committee so much more. So when I tell you that the love is there, the sincerity is there. My audience in Alabama, there's good people there. And Corn Star was met with that same type of love from their family. They wore nice cornrows all the way down their back in different styles. And it was so beautiful and graceful and just very beloved and liked. And so when community members saw porn star in that area, it was nothing new. 18 year old black sister Jamel Gregory Todd, as he's located within a matter of time and is interviewed by detectives Fitzgerald and St. John as to what happened. He ultimately wanted to discuss the fact that he had themed Cornstarch Star multiple times and that Corn Star always gave him this look and it bothered him. He didn't like it. That's why that day as Kornstar was circling the block, just saying hey to people, just chilling, waiting on people, just doing their thing with their bestie. It was no, no other Monday, but yet Jaquan was so upset. Juan was so upset at Corn Star for looking at him. And because Quan knew that Cornstar was gender fluid and gender expressive socially in so many ways, he was bothered by that. And after this fifth encounter, he had enough yells out. This is what he's telling Detective Fitzgerald and St. John. What you looking at? I don't want you. And Coin Star circles back and was like, I wasn't looking at you. I'm not trying to talk to you. And if you have this verbal exchange for a moment, and this is also as well as from witness who was in the car? Best friend, 28 year old black cisgender female, Latoria Shaw Robinson. No relation to me, But, or not that I know of you all. But she shares that with detectives St. John and Fitzgerald. She wants to know, you know, will there be justice for her best friend? And so she's sharing all the information that she can with the detective. In the meantime, Cornstar is put into a medically induced coma. And it's heartbreaking, it's heart aching, it's grippy. The family all arrive. Cornstarch's parents and siblings and best friends are all there at Cornstar's bedside in Columbus, Georgia. They're devastated and they want justice for their baby. And that's exactly what detectives read. Excuse me. Detective Fitzgerald and St. John plan to do. They get that confession, but at the same time, Juan ultimately asks for a lawyer and it's placed into the county jail. Rob Ruth Travis, Corn Star Frazier, the incredible 28 year old black gender fluid individual was born December 14, 1989 in Auburn, Alabama to beloved parents and siblings. And Corn Star, as they would be nicknamed, was beloved and adorned and was met with so much positivity and being themselves. They were known for doing hair and cosmetology. Cornstar's mom talked about just how from the moment she gave birth and she knew that Cornstar was going to be someone creative and unique and always keeping her on her toes. That's exactly what he did, that's exactly what they did. She did. Again, being gender fluid, pronouns are so fluid and intersensual and that's who Corn Star was. Go with the flow from the Cornrows to just going with the flow. And it allowed this sense of, you know, young, wild and free and allowed Corn Star's confidence to exude to her family. And they had confidence in Cornstar and loved on them and supported them throughout their journey socially and even medically, if so chosen. So when they got the news that their child had been shot and found bloody and unresponsive in the driver's seat of their car, they immediately huddled and raced over to the medical hospital in Columbus, Georgia. As the investigation is ongoing, interrogations and interviews are being conducted and the families rushing and racing over to Cornstarch's bedside. It's important to understand that In July of 2018, Corn Star was looking forward to celebrating their upcoming birthday, where they would have turned 29 as well as the holidays. And all of that was erased so abruptly so quickly when they were shot over 14 times in their car for just Driving around and being themselves and being amazing and loud and proud. And that bothered an 18 year old individual who had a gun, a 9 millimeter Glock and had 14 pacing shell casing inside of that gun and not only unleashed it on Cornstar, but their best friend. Detectives Fitzgerald and St. John want to know did you know that there was another individual in the and Gregory Jaquan Todd admits yeah he did. He knew that Latoya Robinson was in the car with Coinstar and did not care as well as did not care if the bullets hit the residents who lived in that area. This is how carefree and wild this 18 year old was and was determined to end Corn Star's life. And he would get his wish

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    as

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    the investigation is ongoing from the evening of July 23rd until that Tuesday of July 24th. As well as working around the clock, US Marshals and so many others are gathering evidence, gathering, getting with other individuals who was helping in a way because when Jaquan 1 ran off into the complex, he did go hiding for a moment. So all of this is happening simultaneously but ultimately on Wednesday, July 25, 5th, 2018, 28 year old black, gender fluid and genderqueer Bruce Travis Corn Star Frazier succumbed to their injuries and the medically induced coma was to little to no vein and they passed away. The community was outraged. Opelika, Auburn, GA this was a national tragedy. Not only could the state of Alabama, but the state of Georgia but also the world could not believe that an individual who was, you know, so full of life and passion and beloved for just being themselves and always lifting others up in a beautiful cosmic Scientologists and social media, you know Star to just be gunned down, shot over 14 times in their car with their best friend and bullets going throughout their bodies and ultimately their head and then they're placing a medically induced coma brain. The world is praying that Cornstarch gets better and to know availability. Corn Star went on that Wednesday and this official became a hateful homicide. And as the investigation continued, Juan was notified that not only would they be charged with he would be charged with first degree murder, but he would also be charged with attempted murder for Latoya Robinson. And he would ultimately want to go to trial cuz he would plead not guilty saying that he felt threatened that Corn Star was approaching him circling the blog. He felt like it was a drive by and the exchange and the fact that Corn Star allegedly pulled over for a moment and made a motion. What was he to do? He shot and ran or should I say shot 14 times and then ran. He said it was two against one. Corn Star and Tasha. How was he supposed to know? He thought he was shooting up in the air to scare them. He didn't know he hit anyone, so he didn't think it was first degree murder. And as all of this is ensuing prosecutors and as well as the fact that Juan would get a public defender and ultimately an attorney as his family was supporting him. It was a divided community but majority was in favor of Corn Star. And as we continue to go through this case, my audience, I want to share a couple of different takes from you with not only the show Murder Tapes which I am a huge fan of, but also the podcast Saul or A Homicidal Tea with Renee B. Who also provides their own intake on the hateful homicide of Bruce Travis porn star Frazier, an incredible 28 year old gender fluid genderqueer individual who was gunned down in Opelika, Alabama at 7:48pm Central Standard Time and was ultimately succumb to their injuries and be met with a hateful homicide on Wednesday, July 25, 2018.

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    What is up YouTube? This is your host Rainy B. Here to spill that homicidal tea and today's blend of tea, fabulous rainbow flowers, flag blend to celebrate the awesomeness of our victim. Right in time for Pride month because we're filming right before June.

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    Huh?

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    Well, this is going to feature a case of Bruce Travis Fraser. Now if this is your first time to Homicide entity, then welcome and if not, then welcome back honey. It's good to see you again. Now let's get into the solved homicide case of Bruce Travis Frazier. Bruce Travis Frazier, or Bruce as he was also known, was a 28 year old openly gay man. He had a huge circle of friends and a very supportive family. Bruce Trevius, he was very well liked. He's gregarious, talkative, fabulous, flamboyant. You can tell by the pictures, just a fun guy. Well, Bruce, according to those closest to him, loved to joke around. Yet he actually was very cautious about whether or not those jokes went too far. And if he ever hurt people's feelings, he was carrying cat like that. On July 23, 2018, Opelika, Alabama police received a shots fired call, actually multiple calls at about 7:48pm when cops arrive on scene, they saw a white car oddly parked off to the side side of the road. It was in a government assisted housing apartment complex. When the cops started processing the scene, there were a lot of eyewitnesses and if you've seen First 48 or Murder Tapes or any of those IV investigation, Discovery Town, a lot of witnesses. But then they all said, minding my own business. Of course they didn't want to get involved, understood they have to live there. But most people saw nothing. The victim, Lenny, rolled down driver's side window of his white Dodge Challenger. Shot in the head behind his left ear. He was still breathing when the police came on the scene. So police and paramedics, they did their best efforts to make sure that he could get to the hospital quickly en route to give him the best chance for survival. Many of the eyewitnesses recognized Bruce from the neighborhood and knew him and his family. They also contacted his family immediately because, I mean, everybody was just, I mean it's like it's big family out there. I mean there's always, you know, you're going to have some toug interactions with some people, gangs and things like that. But there's also a really, really good part of these lower income communities that aren't focused on in the media, which is really unfortunate because there's a kinship in there and there's also, you know, code to the street. But there's also, for a lot of the people down there, there's a real sense of family and that's exactly what happened here. So they're, they were contacted immediately. So the outlook for Bruce, it was, was extremely, extremely bleak. So a huge caravan of people, family, friends, neighborhood, acquaintances, all them, they traveled to the hospital to hopefully see him before he transitioned to the next realm,

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    if you know what I mean.

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    Unfortunately, Bruce did pass away. As soon as he arrived at the hospital, the police still at the scene discovered that Bruce Travis had been shot in a different location and then somehow moved his car to where they found him when they were examining the crime scene. The crime scene where the shooting had taken place was in another part of the residences. Like, like I said, It's a Section 8 type. So it just is a very stereotypical box, box, box, in and out kind of place. So he was on the opposite side of the complex where the shell casings were found. And they were 14.9 millimeter shell casings. Doesn't that seem to be an odd size? I've never one time heard of that size shell casting. But you know what, what do I know? You know, nothing. Cops were able to figure out that the killer wasn't a great shot because he had struck Bruce Travis once, but missed two other shots that went instead to a nearby residence. Thankfully. Oh my gosh, nobody was hurt that was inside of those residences. So it could have Been a lot higher of a body count, if you will. That sounds kind of callous, but that's their way they speak. The police were told by eyewitnesses at the site that there was also a female that was inside the vehicle, but that she had fled following the shooting. She later came forward on her own and introduced herself as La Tasha Robinson, a good friend of Bruce's. Bruce Travis and La Tasha, they were besties, according to Laurtasha, and they had met about 15 years prior. They were really close. She explained to police that they were out riding around and just kind of hanging out that day when they were flagged down by a man as they drove through the area. Bartasza said that she was. She'd overheard Bruce Tavius kind of talking with the man through the window. Not really a violent or heated thing, just kind of a questioning thing. Well, after Bruce rolled down his window to better hear what the man was saying, the man just started firing. He hit Bruce Travis immediately. And after Bruce was hit, he slumped over and on the driver's side window. And she was scared to death for her life. So she pounded the gas pedal with one hand and the steering hill steering wheel with the other and somehow was able to get out of that area. Thank God she threw that car in park and got the hell out of there. Luckily for investigators, the apartments did have a CCTV system that was working at the time of the attack. The entire incident was captured on film. A white automobile that would be Bruce Travis's vehicle entering the parking lot. And they were driving around, presumably just to look for people he knew to talk to, to hang out, whatnot. But not too soon after, a young black man approached the intersection and started talking to the driver again. Even on tape, it doesn't really look like it's violent, but as we saw in Lartasha's narrative, it was just sudden. Like nobody had any idea that anybody was about to die. It was crazy. After that, the young man calmly just starts shooting and then walks back to his apartments. See, now that is the. That is scary. They don't give a shit. Like just walking, it ain't no thank, bro. Just smoking a fool ain't nothing. Are you serious? Because I mean, like, I freak out.

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    Welcome back, my audience. That was Rainy Fee from Homicidal Tease and providing their own intake and insight into the hateful homicide of 28 year old, black, gender fluid, genderqueer, incredible individual, Bruce Travious, Porn star Frazier, who was gunned down and met with a hateful homicide on that Monday, July 23, 2018, After Cornstarch officially confirmed they've been met with a hateful homicide, investigators as well as prosecutors are considering the death penalty as this is the state of Alabama and this crime was so vicious, so unprovoked, so heinous. And as you witness with Rainey B, several of those 14 shell casings went into the residence of others homes with children, meaning you had no remorse. And the fact that you so coldly and callously walked off as this is witness on CCTV footage so calmly this case did merit the death penalty. And advocates for Cornstar was out there protesting over and over and over again saying their name. Cornstar also had an incredible partner who they dated on and off for a few years named Patrick. And Patrick spoke fondly about their connection and them spending time together and how he really appreciated the way like Coinstar taught him how to just be comfortable in your own skin. And Corn Star's mom and dad and siblings would also share those same sentiments as well as other. For instance, again, even Rainy B and the homicidal team mentioned just gregarious, full of life. And that personality trait allowed Corn Star to just continue to be affectionately loved and spoken so highly of. And so there was not only a vigil as well as a fundraiser raised in Corn Star's name, but investigation discovery, murder tapes would reach out to the Opelika Police department and connect with detectives Fitzgerald and Detective St. John regarding the hateful homicide of Corn star Frasier. Incredible 28 year old, black, gender fluid individual who was just living their best lives on a Monday, just taking it with their bestie, driving around, going to the Candyman, going to the store, saying hey to people they knew because Auburn and Opaliker are literally like 10, 10 minutes apart and like maybe about 20, 30 minutes on the freeway from Montgomery, Alabama. You all just stand from there. And so Cool City is also the home of Auburn University, which is Auburn Tigers. And so of course naturally Corn Star was a huge fan of War Eagle of Auburn Tigers. War Eagle. And so was my late mommy. And so again there's this kindredness there with Corn Star. We were both like literally born 29 days apart. They were born December 14, 1989. I was born January 13, 1990. So there's this sense of like, oh my goodness, like our lives were so parallel and so intrinsic and having supportive families as my mommy, my family, she rest in peace, was super supportive. And so that's why there was a visual held and then also so many other things to say. Corn Star's name As well as raising money for their burial. And a week later, on July, excuse me, August 2nd of 2018, Corn Star was laid to rest. A burial was held. This was three days after the vigil at the Opelika Park. Our community members, law enforcement, politicians all came out to say Cornstarch stars name LGBTQ activists and so many others share just the proudness. As we continue to go through this case, my audience, it's important to understand that this drive by murder is from the perspective of 18 year old black cisgender male Gregory Jaquan Todd, also known as Quan. According to him, as he stated in his not only interrogation with Detectives Fitzgerald and Detective St. John, but also when he would ultimately go to trial sometime later and we'll get to that later on, but he would still share the same sentiment of feeling like it was a drive by that because porn star, who was known for circling the blog multiple times, but because in his 18 year old mind he felt threatened, he was worried. And when he had an exchange, even though best friend Latoria Robinson said there was no, you know, irate conversations being had, but from his perspective, Corn Star was threatening him, wanting to be with him, trying to lure him into the car. All these things that he had conjured up in his fear that propelled him to fire out 149 millimeter shots throughout the opalike complex where 20 year old gender fluid Bruce Travis would be hit in the head just once. And then was the computer. Their injuries two days later and laid to rest a week later thanks to the fundraising. This not only led to Corn Star being laid to rest, but also scholarship in their name. As we continue to go through this case, it's important to get a little bit more context into just that day of the shooting which will lead to the hateful homicide. Corn Star Frasier, this is very important.

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    My audience. Call come out as north and south end of yacht shots fired. Once I got to the particular area, people fighting me down, they pointed out the vehicle, which was the Dodge Challenger. I immediately activated my body cam and my lights. I didn't know what to expect at the time. I approached the driver's side, which he was unresponsive. His shirt that he had on was drench with blood. Anybody that sees a gunshot wound or a gunshot victim is going to startle. Then your heart rate gets up, your adrenaline's up, you're shocked, you're trying to figure out what to do next.

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    Any of our subject is inside his vehicle, unresponsive,

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    arrest, Rescue 1's clear. Whenever you get in touch with Live Safe. We go ahead and have them lift off. Sir. Bro, they said it happened right here on W. I'm right here. My partner held his head up. That's when he realized that it was a gunshot to the back of his left head, right behind his ear here. So in my mind, it wasn't long before he was flatlined. How? Once I arrived on the crime scene and I looked at the victim laying on the ground, I stopped. A few photos and then working on it. Risker's working on him, trying to get him back to life. Chest compressions, everything. You mind cutting this monitor on for me right here? The ambulance loaded him up, took him to the hospital, twerking, desperately trying to save him. Get him help quick. Hey, hey.

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    Who is she? Anybody know her name?

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    Right before he was transported, we're looking at the crowd of someone like he's Versavious Frazier. And we passed on that information immediately to the medics, and we were able to identify him. Bruce was my baby brother.

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    We're eight years apart.

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    I always feel like a second mom to Greece. He was outspoken, outgoing. Everybody know Bruce. Everybody loved Bruce. He just was like a clown a little bit. He always joking, always talking. He always said what he wanted to say and did what he wanted to do. Bruce, he was gay, and so he started dressing as a girl. He kind of expressed himself the way he wanted to, and we accepted him like that, you know, they told me that he had been shot, and they told me the location just to get there. So then I got my mom and we went to Opelika, to the hospital. At the time, we didn't know anything. We just knew he had got shot.

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    Why?

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    What transpired? I didn't know anything. Like I said, I was empty. I was just. I was there, but I wasn't there, you know, and disbelief that my baby, my son had got shot. They finally got us in and told us that Anthar stopped him. I was really kind of blank. It was like a dream. So I really didn't realize how real it really was. I continued to pray and I got myself together, you know, that it was over, to calm down and get myself back together, you know, because who want to shoot group?

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    And that was an excerpt from Investigations Discoveries Murder Tapes. And they did such a great job covering the case and really getting that information. And you can hear from Corn Star's mom and Corn Star's sister the love and support that they had. And it's so beautiful to see. It's so beautiful to witness my audience and as we continue to go through this case and prepare to conclude, it's also important to understand that. Corn Star was beloved. This shooting, as you can, as we witnessed in the the audio, they knew porn star's name, they knew Bruce Travis's name and they said his name, they said their name, they said her name. And so it's important for us to make sure that. For us to talk about. The trial. After the death penalty had been put on the table, Gregory Jaquan Todd would eventually plead guilty to first degree murder and attempted murder and would receive consecutive sentences of 30 years and 25 years. The trial was concluded on December 12, 22nd, 2020, and Frazier's family says it was the best holiday news they could receive in the midst of the pandemic. Then aunt 20 year old Gregory Jaquan Todd was also sentenced to a concurrent 20 years for additional offenses. He's currently incarcerated at the Easterling Correctional facility in Clio, Alabama and is possibly a parole in September of 2033. Oh, my audience. This cave has been one for the books. It definitely captures the heart of the community. Heartbreaking. It's heart aching. And as we slowly prepare to conclude, I want to just share one more time with you just a little bit more about Corn Star's hateful homicide and why it's important for us to make sure that when we see something, we say something. And if it wasn't for all those multiple phone calls and multiple witnesses and the CCTV footage and law enforcement and U.S. marshals and everyone working to bring this individual in, who had fled all the way to Camp Hill, Alabama before being brought in to detectives Fitzgerald and St. John, but ultimately brought in and spoke his truth about this drive by murder. In his mind, his twisted mind, he

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    thought that

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    people would actually believe that Corn Star was there to do a drive by. From the testimony of all of those involved, law enforcement witnesses, survivor Latasha Robinson, the jig was up.

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    I think we all really kicked it up a notch at that point. And then the second thing that comes to mind is for some Davies's family, I think we can give them a little bit of closure if we catch this shooting. The faster you work this thing, the more chance you're going to have to catch. My right hand stopped shooting. Now my light is just leaning up against the window, up against the door, the window. So I tried to think quick because the guy never stopped shooting. Now my life is in danger. And so what I did was duck my head and I mashed the gas with my right hand and I Steered

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    the steering wheel with my left hand

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    and not just to get away from the scene. And I was able to turn and

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    get away out of the apartment complex

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    and I just threw the car in park and jumped out and ran to a nearby neighbor's house. I wanted to just get out of there. I wanted to get. I just wanted to get out of there. I. It was the most scariest thing I had been through in my life. I've never watched someone lose their life right before my eyes and it was horrible. Just dying on the street pretty much. God his lie together. He's not going to be honest or anything like that. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used issue in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer polit before we ask you any questions have him with you. Your question if you wish. This is a wave or bright is it just so I can talk to you. You can talk to me about what's going on. Everything you want to talk to me find out what's going on with everything but you will make sure that sound of this thing you want to talk to. The way we came arrested him and everything he first knew he was mad. I mean there's nowhere else to go. So I think to just get everything off his chest. Hopefully eventually you break this guy and he'll tell you exactly what happened.

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    We experienced my audience, the testimony from Latosha Robinson regarding her account as well as some of the interrogation from Detective Fitzgerald and Detective St. John. We know that Gregory Jaquan Ty, now 26, can no longer hurt anyone else and commit any more hateful homicides. So in conclusion, we remember you corn star, our beautiful Bruce Travis. Bruce Cornstar Frasier. We remember you yesterday, today, tomorrow, forever and always. Born December 14, 1989 and resting on since July 21st 5th of 2018. We will forever say your name, my sibling. Thank you my audience so much for tuning in to Season 7 Episode 2 the Murder of Bruce Travis Cornstar Frasier. Justice for Bruce Travis as well as known as the drive by murder. I'm your host Mallory Jenner Robinson. Please continue to provide support on all of our different platforms. Thank you again for joining us. And our next episode will be the hateful homicide of Jay Lee and we will feature some evidence from Dateline and other sources. Thank you all for your continued support through this difficult time. But I am honored in honor of mommy tell these stories. She was a huge proponent of a hateful homicide and I was like as I mentioned in the past, like I'm gonna get, you know, right to Tamron hall and get your show networked and all that stuff. So I know she's working her magic there and giving me the confidence and support to continue to go on and tell these beautiful stories and say the names of our beloved community members, such as Corn Star and so many others. Until next time, I audience, please be safe and continue to take care of each other and stay kind. Bye. Bye.

    The Murder of Brucetravius. “Coinstar” Frazier: “The Drive-by Murder”

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