No one knows anything
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“This extraordinarily depressing podcast should be called no one knows anything. They give false hope to broken, grieving families, under pretense that they actually care. They way they corner a homeless, suicidal, mentally ill man in season 5 is irresponsible and disgraceful. My stomach turns every time the announcer tells you to go to the website for “exclusive content”, in her weird sensationalized voice. I’ve tried, but can never get through a season of this.”
lamptablechair via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/21/18
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“Totally enthralling. Must know the outcome...”
Ms. J. Honeycomb via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/30/16
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“First review I've ever left, and I felt compelled to do so because of a negative comment that I read about the story telling. THAT is the podcast. That is what sets it apart. The human thought process behind looking at something so closely that carries so much pain for a family.”Read full review »
CarDutch via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/13/16
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“I enjoy Ridgen's emotional involvement in the story. It makes the narration captivating.”Read full review »
Flodogbrown via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/15/16
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