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“Academia teaches that one should use primary sources for research, secondary or third sources viewed with caution. Also to look in archives not normally associated with the subject as this may well result in material that has lain silent.
Hallie is a master of this research and has produced a very readable book and now this excellent podcast. A podcast to make one think and consider the lives of the five victims. Well supported by other academics and writers who bring new ideas to these crimes.
The most chilling part so far for me? Episode four where an ex detective, he retired in 2002, talks in a disrespectful way about the victims ‘they brought on themselves’. It seems that all too little has changed in the intervening years in the police force.
Listen. You won’t be disappointed”
salsaroc via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/19/21
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“Was hoping to hear true story about the victims but all she did was cry because she didn’t get what she wanted.. wasted 30 minutes”
Ry'ale via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/14/21
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“So it’s a tad like listening to Monica Lewinsky or Bill Cosby’s, Epstein ,Weinstein and Frank Zumbo’ accusers, giving a voice to those who’s morals are judged and lives are used as entertainment given a voice of truth of a predator upon them hundreds of years later.The circumstances of women...”Read full review »
jus. saying via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/13/21
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“I’ve been meaning to read Hallie’s book for a long time. I’m even more excited about it now. Fascinating introduction. This podcast is well worth your time”
myriad_freckles via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/13/21
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