A Hateful Homicide

About A Hateful Homicide

A Hateful Homicide @ahatefulhomicide is an American true-crime and investigative journalism podcast from Los Angeles California by Transgender and HIV Healthcare advocate Mallery Jenna Robinson @MalleryJenna90. The true-crime and investigative journalism podcast focuses on the murders (solved and unsolved) of Transgender, Gender Nonbinary/ Nonconforming, Intersex, Two-Spirit and gender expansive community members throughout the United States and abroad. #AHatefulHomicide #AHH #SayAHH #Saytheirnames #Translivesmatter #TrueCrime #Suspenseful Saturdays

Publisher

Mallery Jenna Robinson

Category

true crime

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

31 Mar 2021

Latest episode

4 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

2 of 85 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   4 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Murder of Luo Shin: “The Bathroom Murder”

   Host [Host Name] investigates the tragic murder of Luo Shin in Wupan, China, exploring the circumstances, challenges, and broader societal issues faced by transgender individuals.

2. 

   20 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Murder of Brianna Ghey: “The Kill List”

   A Hateful Homicide investigates the planned murder of Brianna Ghey, exploring the disturbing "kill list" and the complex motives behind her death.

3. 

   1 Aug 2026

   The Murder of Lim Yeow Chuan: "A Killing on Queen Street"

   A Hateful Homicide – Season 7, Episode 5 Synopsis: In the heart of Singapore's bustling Bugis district, a community already living in the shadows is shaken by a brutal act of violence. On October 27, 1990, 30-year-old Malaysian fashion designer and gender-nonconforming individual Lim Yeow Chuan, affectionately known as "Susan," was found stabbed to death on Johore Road near Queen Street—an area that had become a refuge for transgender and gender-diverse sex workers facing widespread discrimination and limited economic opportunities. (Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johore_Road_transvestite_murder?utm_source=chatgpt.com)) As investigators searched for answers, the case revealed a violent confrontation involving two men who claimed they were attempting to recover property allegedly stolen from a friend. What began as a murder prosecution ultimately transformed into a landmark legal case when Singapore's highest court concluded that the killing occurred during a sudden fight, reducing the principal defendant's conviction from murder to manslaughter. The decision ignited debate over self-defense, proportionality, and accountability in cases involving marginalized victims. (Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johore_Road_transvestite_murder?utm_source=chatgpt.com)) In this episode of A Hateful Homicide, we examine not only the investigation and courtroom proceedings, but also the social climate that made transgender and gender-diverse people especially vulnerable to violence in Singapore during the late 20th century. Through historical context, legal records, and the voices of advocates, we explore how prejudice, criminalization, and invisibility can shape both public perception and the pursuit of justice. More than three decades later, "A Killing on Queen Street" asks difficult questions that continue to resonate today: How does society value the lives of transgender and gender-diverse people? Does justice look different when the victim comes from a marginalized community? And what can Lim Yeow Chuan's story teach us about dignity, remembrance, and the ongoing fight against anti-transgender violence? Viewer discretion is advised. This episode contains discussions of homicide, violence, and discrimination against transgender and gender-diverse individuals. "A Killing on Queen Street"

Inside a recent episode

The Murder of Luo Shin: “The Bathroom Murder”

Published 4 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] I think it's really important to understand that this is really a comfort issue and not a safety issue. And this is exactly the debate that was garnered after the hateful homicide of 21 year old trans female activist, icon, fashionista, cosmetologist, sister, daughter, and friend, Lao Shen. It wasn't that Zhang Xiao was worried about his safety when it came to his hateful encounter with Lao. It was that he was uncomfortable. And because Lao was comfortable and for the most part confident in who she was and how she showed up in this world, enough to still go to the men's restroom as female presenting, this disrupted his normal. […]

Reach and audience

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YouTube views

2,928

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.1 / 5

21 ratings

Spotify

4.2 / 5

19 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 60 / 100

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Quality

60

Social presence

0

YouTube

68

Engagement

85

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