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“I admire the work of the people who made this in centering the women who were murdered. The stories they wound about these women gave something back that was taken from each the night each was murdered: dignity.
Patricia, Jemima & Helen did nothing in life to make them less deserving of a full & fair investigation in their murders. But by virtue of being young women, drinking, dancing & (shock, horror) menstruating(!) that right has probably forever been denied them, & their families.”
Golzed via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
09/24/23
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“Incredibly well put together, a real picture of the women behind the sensational headlines of the late sixties and beyond. Can’t recommend it highly enough.”
Whisky and Records via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/15/22
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“Interesting subject if a bit inconsistent. I felt the monologue was the best episode. More time seems to be spent on the victims and families than the investigation which I’m sure will please many, but it’s a bit slow paced for my taste.
The other true crime here is the music which is...”Read full review »
Thomas Triton via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/07/22
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“Started promisingly but , treats victims well but always seemed to have an agenda”
;:@&£ via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/10/23
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