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“I could only listen to the first few episodes before I had to unsubscribe. A significant portion of the episode content is a voice actor reading the perpetrator’s testimony verbatim, which not only feels lazy from a storytelling perspective, but also graphically details the rapes and murders of many victims (primarily women) - so it’s pretty traumatizing to listen to. I appreciate when true crime content creators have a purpose for telling the story (they promote victim advocacy, education about the issues covered, explore criminal psychology from a place of knowledge-seeking, etc.), and avoid getting into unnecessarily graphic detail about the crimes themselves. This podcast is NOT that. This feels very much like “trauma porn” and centers the perspectives of the murders/rapists in a way that feels gross and unethical. If you try to be a conscientious consumer of true crime content and don’t want to support podcasts that use the traumatic experiences of the victims for profit, I’d recommend skipping this one.”
ohiloveya via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/12/22
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“There’s no cohesive order to the story telling. Host’s voice is trying too hard to be intense and dramatic. Someone else said he sounds like a frat boy and that’s very accurate. Reading of police transcripts goes on for way too long. It takes a few minutes of drama, music, noise clips to even get...”Read full review »
MaryKay1000 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/12/22
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“The way this podcast is presented is tiresome. Each episode repeats information from prior episodes. Excessively. Like to the point where your hearing the same info and quotes 5-6 times each. It’s a slog that takes many more episodes than necessary. They could have easily gotten all information...”Read full review »
Cecek1974 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/14/22
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“This is very well done.
The narrative and interviews are fantastic and the melding of family stories and history are seem less.
Worth your time! Enjoy the mayhem.”
sUzQb via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/13/21
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