I wanted to give it more stars but Meghan wanted Melanie to be innocent
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“Melanie is clearly guilty, this is downright silly. Amy shlosbeeg, was more objective, but still too persuaded by Meghan.. Meghan sacks was too biased; she was too close to Melanie which caused her to not be objective. Even the questions for Melanie were too soft; I kept thinking that Meghan’s students were the only ones who asked the questions. I liked the podcast, but come on!!! Melanie and Ryan are guilty. I do not think Meghan liked it when Amy questioned certain thjngs Meghan. Even Amy admitted at the
End that she felt guilty about thinking Melanie is guilty and felt bad for saying it because she like Melanie’s parents. Amy never met Melanie, so she was able to be a more a bit more objective. Melanie is guilty”
perezistas via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/16/24
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“I can’t get enough! Great details. Really well laid outs. Ready for more!”
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05/31/19
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“I recently started listening to Direct Appeal during my commute. I couldn’t stop listening!
The hosts are highly educated professionals in the field of criminology. The co-hosts’ training adds a deeper narrative to the real story being discussed.
Another unique aspect are the interviews with...”Read full review »
jerseygrind via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/16/19
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