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“I really tried to give this one a chance. But after 6.5 episodes, I’m quitting. The entire premise of this podcast rests on one-sided opinions from a convicted murderer’s family members, wishful thinking from deep inside the host’s imagination, contradictory finger-pointing at the media and the state of Illinois, and victim-shaming of a dead woman who can’t give her side of the story. I’m actually shocked this got produced in the first place, and 12 episodes is way too much for something that should just be a dumb Reddit thread. There are plenty of problems in the justice system, but Chris vaughn’s murder conviction isn’t one of them. The cherry-picking of “evidence” aka opinions from outside observers such as the psychiatrist who never met with Chris Vaughn and the non-medical expert attorney who can’t tell the difference between homicide and suicide is laughable, except it’s also deplorable and incredibly frustrating. Like, oh yeah he just went to strip clubs to “chat” - because that’s where all the best conversations happen. No offense to strip club workers and dancers but come on. I mean this is literally a lesson in how NOT to form a conclusion. It’s highly insulting to the victims and their families and honestly shameful. If chris Vaughn didn’t murder his entire family, then who on earth did? There are actual innocent people that aren’t rich white men who deserve a chance at freedom. Maybe focus on those real stories next time.”
carl199640 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/04/23
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“The host uncritically publishes everything from the accused’s family.
Three episodes in and no actual evidence of innocence. Completely biased and journalistic malpractice. Can’t believe this got any air time.”
Gary Kohl via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/22/21
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“Idc about what this convicted murderer’s childhood was like and how he was. What about the 3 children that are dead??? I understand it’s to dive deeper into his psyche to see if he is capable of such a heinous act, but honestly, do we ever truly know another person? I mean come on who cares how...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
07/15/21
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“I always wondered what type of woman falls in love with a killer, writes jailhouse love letters, and can marry a murderer after they are already in prison. Now I know, I’m sure this “podcaster” is in love with this killer.
This podcast is gross, I didn’t even know about this case but I’m...”Read full review »
lao_tsun via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/14/21
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