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“The host uses Evan, her “friend”, as an insider into the life and mind of a spree murder in Canada. The two men, with Asperger’s, were classmates in a special education class together in high school. Evan’s interviews for the show are really irritating. The show doesn’t seem to have any real substance. Just a comparison between two people, one who is a spree murderer, and one with an inflated sense of self importance because of his relationship to the murderer.”
Bastardsack via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/02/22
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“I honestly think the world would be a more compassionate and informed place if everyone listened to this series. It is incredibly moving and important content. This is a conversation we must have as a society - to protect everyone.”
Archi-Intellect via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/31/21
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“This is a really interesting look into some communities most of us never really encounter in our day to day lives. Bravo! I have to add the note that some commentors are saying this is somehow sexist against men. That makes no sense. This show is about the darkest corners of the most problematic...”Read full review »
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Canada ·
12/21/21
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“This is such an important subject. I’m so grateful it’s done with compassion and an open mind.”
LotstoLearnCDA via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
12/04/21
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