The Vaughn family are deplorable
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“First episode went fine. Second episode is a joke. The Vaughn family members have no shame. Their attempt to character assassinate Kim's family was a little heavy handed and gross to hear. Instead of thinking a family who chooses education is a bad thing maybe a little education would have helped you not be so obvious and have some tact in your sneaky, poor attempt to victim blame. That is the mother and family of your dead grandchildren you monsters.
I would never go on a podcast looking to set free the killer of my daughter and grandchildren either and I hope if Kim's family unfortunately listens to the podcast they see that none of the listeners are being fooled by Chris' family in the least. Everything out of their mouths made them look worse and worse. They are a case study in projection, narcissism, and delusions of grandeur. Barf. Sounds to me all the Vaughn family are good at is judging, showing their true colors, and making murderers.”Read full review »
Applels via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/17/21
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“I was interested in learning more about the possible wrongful conviction. But after the second episode I am done. I kept waiting for the meat of the episode, instead I got the Vaughn family saying the same four or five things over and over. And none of those comments were illuminating. Everything...”Read full review »
Notabro via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/16/21
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“I am looking forward to listening to all of the episodes in this podcast. So far, I think it is well done and will provide information not disclosed during the trial. It’s good to get all the facts, positive and negative.”
ekaymoore via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/21/21
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“Chris’ family is so judgemental and awful. Who complains about being invited for dinner and not eating right away? They talk about him like he’s God’s gift to the earth. What a bunch of narcissists. I already think he probably did it, from the way his family enables his terrible behavior.”
rachrae via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/17/21
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