On April 1, 1984, the world lost one of its most iconic voices—not to an untimely illness or a tragic accident, but to a bullet fired by his own father. Marvin Gaye, the soulful prince of Motown, had spent his life pouring heartbreak and passion into music that moved millions. But behind the fame, his personal demons clashed violently with a troubled family dynamic.

In this episode, we unravel the haunting final hours of Marvin Gaye’s life, exploring the volatile relationship with his father, Marvin Gay Sr., a man whose strict religious beliefs and deep-seated resentment boiled over in an irreversible act of violence. What led to the fatal confrontation? Was it inevitable, or could it have been prevented?

Join Mike and Steph as they dive into the crime that shocked the music industry and dissect the psychological and emotional wounds that turned a family home into a murder scene. This is a story of genius, pain, and the ultimate betrayal—when a father’s rage silenced a son’s legendary voice forever.