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“The story is really interesting, but they clearly didn’t have enough information to fill 6 episodes. A lot of repetition, particularly with interviews and audio clips. Then, for a few episodes they got really desperate to fill time and shoe-horned in a completely unrelated story about a family of killers 100 years before the McCreary’s. There’s some interesting stuff here, but there’s only enough material here for maybe 3 episodes.”
Nick-a814 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/21/22
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“This podcast is a mess. The crimes and criminals are compelling but there is so much redundancy I can’t make it through the first episode.
We don’t need five different (rambling, boring) examples of people who likely wouldn’t commit atrocious crimes on their own but when paired do terrible...”Read full review »
CarlsbadCarlotta via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/06/22
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“Wondery’s true crime podcasts have gotten so lazy. Half these stories could be told in 1-2 eps.”
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United States of America ·
12/10/21
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“In-depth, suspenseful, and cinematic, this is true crime podcasting at its best! The hosts of the Murder Sheet are great — love their command of the case. Also enjoy hearing from the law enforcement officials (past and present) to get their insights. Great work, Wondery!”
Irene1699 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/07/22
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