Seems strange victims are used to hide details
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“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 a penal colony, plus slavery, this approach is awfully helpful to abusers. Convenient.”
HarborGabby via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/27/23
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“Certainly the first episode had me intrigued as my mother can be like this daughter explained, and hear something/say something and convince herself it’s true and two of children no longer have contact with her. Episode 3 did raise some questions. Be interesting to hear more from medical experts,...”Read full review »
Someonetookmynickname2012 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/20/23
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“Unlistenable, who was responsible for the audio? Music and background sounds are way too loud, really badly made”
Joplfish via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/07/23
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“This journalist is well known for his belief that recovered memories are false and unreliable, and he tries to use this story as another example of this being the case, however he faces a major problem: the eldest daughter also reports that her parents sexually abused her, and her memories of...”Read full review »
rbben via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/30/23
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