An invasion of privacy
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“This sounded like it would be right up my alley but I am left wondering where the actual story is?
The subject of the podcast (the father) doesn’t want to tell his side of the story, the victim’s family (understandably) don’t want to tell theirs. By her own admission the podcaster had a privileged life very removed from the tragedy that occurred years before her birth.
The victims family didn’t want her name revealed but by revealing the perpetrator’s full name she’s easily identified. It didn’t feel like this was the podcaster’s story to tell. I felt like it was a total invasion of the actual victims’ right to privacy.”
catherineaaaaa via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/17/18
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“I loved this podcast so much, it was so fascinating on so many levels. My heart breaks that it all started with the death of a much loved young woman but to see the many layers of Nina’s journey in an effort to make sense of her life and her father’s brutal crime was fascinating. The podcast is...”Read full review »
Justwendles via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
12/14/18
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“Loved this podcast! Would have loved to have heard more from the people in your family. Maybe interviews with them and more questions. Well done for being so brave with this journey!”
Sue1438689 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/28/18
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“Looking forward to each episode an honest story with so much reflection love and so much more”
ningaloo75 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/22/18
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