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“I really hope this podcasts angle won’t be about the parents innocence for it’s entirety. Whether they did all they have been accused of or not does not mean you can victim shame and blame the girls. They have clearly been through ordeals and something triggered Emily’s behaviour: past abuse. Her father is not innocent what teacher preys on innocent children in school? Allows this behaviour to go on behind closed doors? The naked calendar photoshoot happened other things could happen. Stop portraying the parents innocence and make this tone less defending on their behalf. Child sexual abuse is a crime so stop down playing their innocence!”
Victims supporting victims via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/05/23
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“As the title suggests, the tone and approach of the presenter is definitely geared towards making the listener believe the accused (parents) are not guilty and that the victims (daughters) are exaggerating and bending the truth. I was hoping for more of an unbiased podcast, so I have found it...”Read full review »
_Jay_Fo_ via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/12/23
“Great show. Terrible crimes. To me seems strange that Australian authorities and law use confidentiality excuses related to the victims to not discuss the criminal activities of perpetrators. This approach mainly benefits the offender. As an American, whose colonial territory was also used as...”Read full review »
HarborGabby via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/27/23
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“Skillfully done, gripping & well-told. Kudos from a listener in Ireland.”
Rusted Nuts via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/30/23
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