Thanks to Last Seen Podcast for sharing our story about restaurant workers and The Guilty Plate diner!

New🚨 For the last two years, I’ve been speaking w the Timothee family about Benine’s life - and the circumstances around her death. Six years after she was shot & killed, there have been no arrests. No suspects. But there is a theory — and it involves a cover up.

Important, patient, and sensitive reporting from Shannon Dooling about Benine Timothee and her family's search for truth and peace after her death. Honored to work with such quality and dedicated journalists like Shannon for this season of Last Seen Podcast from WBUR.

Benine Timothee, a Haitian immigrant, was shot and killed in Boston in 2016. No arrests have been made. For Last Seen Podcast, investigative reporter Shannon Dooling searches for answers about Benine's mysterious and tragic death. Listen now: wbur.fm/3YpFxHq

While Shannon Dooling just joined COM as an associate professor of the practice of journalism this fall, she has continued a big investigation into a 2016 unsolved homicide. It's been turned a three-part series for WBUR's Last Seen Podcast. Listen now 🎧

Benine Timothee, a Haitian immigrant, was shot and killed in Boston in 2016. No arrests have been made. For Last Seen Podcast, investigative reporter Shannon Dooling Shannon Dooling searches for answers about Benine's mysterious and tragic death. Listen now: wbur.fm/3v0oYnK

A powerful story told by one of the best. Two episodes out already. Subscribe to Last Seen Podcast to hear the final one next week.

New from Last Seen Podcast: In part two of A Family's Peace, we learn about the aftermath of Benine Timothee's death, how her family struggled to navigate the legal system, and what answers they are still looking for. wbur.fm/3Gb6rvs

COM’s Shannon Dooling has a new investigative podcast! She traces law enforcement’s investigation into a 2016 unsolved homicide in Boston and follows Benine Timothee’s family’s search for closure. Listen to WBUR’s 'Last Seen' podcast now 🎧 spr.ly/60133MPvt

Ep 3 of this mini-series with @wbur’s Last Seen Podcast is out today. If you’re looking for a nuanced true crime story, have a listen.

Love seeing Season 3 of Last Seen Podcast from @wbur on this list! Our latest anthology of stories about people, places and things that have gone missing features pub radio colleagues Shannon Dooling Andrea Shea Amanda Beland Amelia "shmabelia" Mason Josh Crane Give it a listen, why dontcha

Spent Saturday morning binging the three-part series 'A family's peace' from Last Seen Podcast and am so moved by the powerful storytelling from Shannon Dooling of the unsolved murder of a Haitian immigrant woman in Boston six years ago, and her family's frustrating quest for answers.

A recent highlight: Working w/ the incredible Last Seen Podcast team and Shannon Dooling, who saw a family’s story within a system where crimes can go unresolved. There’s no solving in this story. It’s about living without knowing. Link here 👇🏽

"Violation," our new podcast with The Marshall Project, drops today. "Violation" is a story about second chances, parole boards, and who pulls the levers of power in the justice system. Listen: link.chtbl.com/violation