It's the Mystery for Me is a true crime podcast by black women, for black women. The show looks at mysterious deaths and disappearances of black women. The cohosts, Afro-Latina sisters Priscilla and Norma, are both lawyers. This is a show that bridges the gap between true crime and legal proceedings.

As Priscilla and Norma discuss weekly cases, they use their legal expertise. They also examine the relationship between minorities and law enforcement. Police officers neglected many of these cases, leading to avoidable outcomes. Communities of minority people often had to advocate for themselves. Priscilla and Norma cover real-life cold cases, serial killers, and abductions. It's the Mystery for Me (A True Crime Podcast) does have some gruesome details. So the show has trigger warnings.

The podcast treats victims of serious crimes with the empathy and respect they deserve. Priscilla and Norma often discuss shocking stories with far-reaching consequences. A few of their episodes include the disturbing cases of Nacole Smith and Betty Cole Brown.

Listening to It's the Mystery for Me is educational for those unfamiliar with the law. When Norma and Priscilla started the show, Norma was finishing up law school. Today, Norma and Priscilla are both experienced lawyers. While they can't say too much about their work, Norma and Priscilla still have plenty of stories to tell.

Their upbeat personalities and inspirational sisterhood are key to the podcast. The two very educated hosts exchange stories about their lives. They also discuss work stories, both exciting and mundane, leaving out names and locations. Norma and Priscilla produce new episodes of It's The Mystery For Me every week.