Recounted with empathy and grace
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“I came across this podcast through an interview on One-to-One with John DeDakis.
When the word “tragedy” isn’t big enough.
Carol Costello, revisiting a gruesome assault she’d covered as a 22-year-old reporter, reintroduces us to Phyllis Cottle’s story almost 40 years later. Handled so skillfully in the telling, it gave me just enough time to breathe between episodes and grieve at the unlimited depths of our oddly human depravity. Costello gently and respectfully explores an impossibly difficult tale through the recollections and sentiments of many of those forever affected, including Phyllis—and Costello herself.
Societal mirrors, like this, are the only way to know who we are, and who, with vigilance and care, we can be.”
Turk4-4 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/03/23
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“I’m from Akron and remember this crime well. Ms. Costello did a nice job. I would like more access to the actual police, investigative, and prosecutorial reports/records and research used to produce this podcast. (your web link posts more about Ms. Costello than the crime.) Whatever happened to...”Read full review »
FallsNative via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/07/24
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“The story could have been more interesting if it was a different reporter”
zrain777 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/22/24
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