Using Wikipedia as script ... :(
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“I was initially impressed with the information presented in the podcast after listening to the first episode about Bernardo/Homolka - there were a lot of details I wasn't aware of. It piqued my curiosity and I ended up browsing the web after and was dismayed to stumble upon the host seemingly reading from the Wikipedia page near verbatim (the order of information presented, the 'language' and phrases used in the podcast).
Her delivery is good, was pleasant to listen to and I hesitate to leave a review so early but I'm wary of finding the same thing thing with other episodes. There are other podcasts that put a lot of time and effort in to research their topics and this seems a little lazy...”Read full review »
Vikarvolatyle333 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/12/17
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“Obsessed! I've heard of these crimes but not in such detail. The host does an amazing job in story telling and breaks down what actually happens! I highly recommend it”Read full review »
Crossid87 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/01/17
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“I really like this one. Interesting cases, great audio quality right from the beginning.”
Yxskaft via Apple Podcasts ·
Sweden ·
04/29/17
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“I got real deep into this case.read every book,
To this day I keep tads on Paul and Karla.you
Shed some light on a few things I dint know
Minor details( French was missing finger nails)
Great job!!!”
Miiiingis via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/14/17
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