Love isn’t supposed to feel like fear.It’s not supposed to sound like insults, control, or doors slamming shut.And it’s definitely not supposed to end in blood on the pavement of a gas station.Vincent Taylor Jr. wanted what so many of us want — love,family, stability, and a chance to be better than what hurt us growing up. But behind closed doors, the relationship he fought so hard to hold together was quietly unraveling into something dark, volatile, and deadly.This is a story about manipulation disguised as love.About power, control, and warning signs that were ignored for the sake of “family.”And about a man who tried to leave… but never got the chance.Let’s talk about the case of Vincent Taylor Jr. on thisepisode of Love, Lies, and Homicide, the podcast where we learn that sometimes… love kills. Insta: LoveLiesHomicidePodTikTok: LoveLiesHomicidePodcastFacebook: Love Lies Homicide Podcast Discussion GroupGmail: [email protected]

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