“Recording conversations outside with ambient sound does two unfortunate things: makes the conversation harder to understand (especially when listening to thick Norwegian accents) and draws one's attention away from the content, which is a genuinely fascinating mystery. On top of that, the evidence is presented in such a haphazard way - glossing over details, and returning to them many episodes later. It's hard to follow. It's hard ENOUGH to follow as it's ALREADY A MYSTERY. The producers don't seem to trust the content of the worlds most riveting case, and so completely over produce it with moody music, ambient sounds, fleeting mentions of clues, colorful, irrelevant details. I couldn't get through it. Just couldn't.”Read full review »
Andrew Oakland via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/13/23
“Mirrors another podcast about a body found on an Australian beach propped up, clothes had no labels and a suitcase of stuff also found, curious 🤔 love this kind of stuff though!”
deblstj via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/25/18
“I love this type of investigative journalism, and this must be one of the best topics. So much mystery to be followed up.
Episode one does a good job of setting the scene... but there is way, way too much atmospheric music. There must be at most 20 minutes of actual writing, and the rest is...”Read full review »
GallileoGallilei via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/18/18
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