“On the content: Worst f#ing judge ever. Hope this case haunts him to the grave. The one comfort of this shameful miscarriage of justice is that it shed a light on a horrifying issue that has likely robbed the people of Queensland any reliable form of justice for years, if not over a decade. “Shandee’s Legacy” seems an apt name for the follow ups. It’s almost like she’s a guardian angel for justice itself.
Very well told, but INCREASINGLY repetitive (though I do like a long binge, I find myself zoning out for large chunks of time…) Please learn to edit yourself. The repetition is not only between episodes, but within them. For some reason, questions get asked and answered 3-5 times in a single interview, often one right after the other… and we have to sit through the ENTIRE question and the ENTIRE response every. Single. Time. For example (the questions and answers are way more rambling in reality…) A: “with this sort of test you should have a 100% success rate, but they had 52% failure” Q: “so you’re saying they had a 52% fail rate… but it SHOULD be 100%?” A: “Yes. 100% bc (reasons)” Q: “so in 1000 cases of these, how many should be successful?” A: “1000 of them.” Q: “so in other words… 100% success is expected.” A: “yes. Q:” but in this case, they only had 48% success! And you’re saying it SHOULD be 100%. Wow.” And on and on and on………….
Alternatively, we’ll be told what was asked and what the answer was, and then we’ll hear the question get asked, and the answer. Or something we’ve just heard someone say will be explained to us in almost the exact same way. We get it. We heard it the first time. It gets really, really exhausting after a while. I have no idea what’s going on here, why no one is editing any of this down. It makes an otherwise interesting story feel like an absolute slog for hours at a time sometimes.”
Btp113 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/14/23