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“Interesting how black folks claim that if the victim were white, more would have been done to hunt down LESTER EUBANKS after his so-called “escape.” ... He was set free by an extensive black network that cares less about living in a civilized society and getting revenge for their personal hostilities than they care about justice for a murdered 14-year-old child ... or Nicole Brown Simpson, or Ron Goldman, etc. He was freed and protected because of his race by members of his race. A race that prides itself on creating chaos when it doesn’t get its way, as this story makes so clear.”
striwend via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/19/19
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“This would be good if it were 2-3 episodes but it’s stretched and stretched and stretched without much happening.”
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United States of America ·
11/16/19
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“The story of a vicious death-row convict who was allowed to go to the mall and wonder freely, with the expectation he would return. Since they haven’t found him in the last 40+ years, we are now suppose to be captivated...Huh? There is nothing intriguing, unique or captivating about this story. ...”Read full review »
Bricam2 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/07/19
“This is captivating. Well produced but why is interviewer not invoking memory of victim's family. Bring pictures to Eubanks' family!”Read full review »
BrownsARK via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/16/19
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