The Murder of Paul Broussard & the Crime That Changed Houston and The Murder of Moriah Wilson

<p>This week on Murder, Not Murdering, we’re covering two heartbreaking murders that captivated communities and sparked conversations far beyond the crimes themselves.<br /><br />Erin tells the story of Paul Broussard, a 27-year-old gay banker whose brutal murder in Houston, Texas, became a defining moment in the fight against anti-LGBTQ+ violence. During Pride Month, we look back at the climate that led to Paul’s death, the activism that followed, and why his story remains important more than three decades later.<br /><br />Then, Autumn examines the shocking 2022 murder of elite cyclist Moriah Wilson, a rising star in the gravel racing world whose life was cut short in a case involving jealousy, obsession, and an international manhunt. From the investigation to the trial that gripped the nation, we break down the facts behind one of the most talked-about crimes in recent sports history.<br /><br />Join us as we explore these tragic cases with historical context, careful research, and the compassion they deserve.<br /><br />In this episode: LGBTQ+ history, hate crimes, Pride Month, cycling, true crime, criminal investigations, trials, justice, and the lives behind the headlines.<br /><br />#TrueCrimePodcast #MurderNotMurdering #PaulBroussard #MoriahWilson #PrideMonth</p><p></p>