He Was Love: The Murder of Armani Dante Morgan

He Was Love: The Murder of Armani Dante Morgan

Author: The Fall Line® September 17, 2025 Duration: 32:44

We continue our coverage of the unsolved homicide of Armani Dante Morgan, who, in May of 2017, was systemically stalked and repeatedly assaulted--not by strangers, but by people he knew well. After three attacks, he disappeared—and his family began a desperate search. When Armani's remains were discovered, weeks later, not far from his home, they hoped there would be answers. But it's been eight years, and justice still hasn't come.

If you have any information in the unsolved death of Armani Dante Morgan,  please contact Dallas Police at coldcase@dallaspolice.gov.

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Season 23 covers unsolved homicides in Dallas, Texas and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in cooperation with the family member-advocates seeking resolution—and justice—for their loved ones. 

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In the crowded landscape of true crime, The Fall Line: True Crime distinguishes itself by focusing intently on the cases that have slipped through the cracks. This investigative podcast, produced by The Fall Line®, dedicates its episodes to cold cases, unsolved murders, and missing persons who haven't received the sustained attention they deserve. The work goes beyond simply recounting facts; it involves deep, often years-long dives into the specifics of unsolved homicides, disappearances, and the stories of unidentified John and Jane Does. You'll hear directly from the people closest to these investigations-law enforcement officers who worked the original details, forensic experts explaining the science, dedicated victim advocates, and, most importantly, the families still living with the unresolved loss. Each season is built on meticulous research and interviews that piece together not only what might have happened, but also the complex reasons why answers remain elusive. The narrative is driven by a commitment to thoroughness and respect, aiming to bring new clarity to long-forgotten files. By listening to this podcast, you become part of a process that seeks to restore names to the nameless and pursue justice for the overlooked, all through careful, persistent storytelling that treats every case with the gravity it has always warranted.
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