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“I've listened to the 4 released episodes this morning. I like Chris Warburton and I am sure that the team ahave been working hard on an interesting story for some time. But, who's idea was it to make each episode only 15 minutes long; each of which contains minutes of repetitive recordings, reminders and trailers for an episode? The whole idea of a podcast is that you shouldn't have to remind everyone what they are listening to; we chose to download it after all. I'm already bored and I'm going to stop subscribing because of the endless reminders of what we are listening to.”Read full review »
justclare via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/21/17
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“About ten minutes in the reporter says the word shattered - which is followed by a sound effect of something shattering! Pretty much sums it up. Having just heard Crime Town this is terrible. Hopefully improves.”
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Great Britain ·
06/22/17
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“What a wasted opportunity!...poorly presented,lacking in pace and utterly fails to build up any suspense,each short episode repeats dialogue to the point where it just blurs into what seems like the last episode you listened to,endless replays of the suspects recorded call to the emergency line...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
07/04/17
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“Go and watch Serial or S Town.”
Jamielee95 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/21/17
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