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“The intro is terrible “imagine this, imagine that”. And then once you are told to imagine all the things that happened to Lindy Chamberlain, the journalist then explains all the things that happened to Lindy Chamberlain - repeating what he just said. The way it is written is so bad for example the part where “left the area with their other children who survived”. Survived what? They weren’t in danger. It’s trying so hard to be dramatic which just makes it come across poorly.”
Bushman678 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/19/19
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“I was a young woman almost 33 years old when this occurred. I lost a couple of friendships at that time because some people were so vocal saying Lindy was guilty, and I simply said I thought the Chamberlains were innocent; that I wouldn’t believe anything different until I knew more. I was...”Read full review »
PeaceLass via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/19/19
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“Nice twist on true crime genre. More about the social hysteria than the “crime” itself. Really well done.”
ludo legend via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/15/19
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“This podcast is superbly done. Narrator is excellent - presents objective facts of the story while also injecting his own very appropriate and well founded shock and dismay at the miscarriage of justice that resulted. Very much looking forward to the next episodes.”
AnnaMP1 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/23/19
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