The motive is obvious
Simran’s motive is obvious and it’s disappointing that the host/producers don’t give this sufficient airtime. Simran wanted love and affection, and she got it in the many many phone calls throughout the years. You say Kirat and Simran are in a socially conservative and patriarchal community. Of course anything that whiffs of same-sex romance is taboo, and this was just Simran’s warped way of having a romantic “relationship” with her. I can’t help but wonder if this whole story would’ve been treated differently if Simran was a man. Are we so blinded by heteronormativity to not even consider the possibility that this was done out of a toxic desire for intimacy and love gone terribly wrong?
Dioecious05 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/15/24
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This was a slightly disappointing listen. While the host did great with what he had, i think the story just didn’t need to be drawn out for 6 episodes. The story, yes, is crazy. But more so crazy on a personal level for the victim rather than for the public to listen or relate to. But the dad,...Read full review »
KirstinFunken via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/31/24
I understand that catfishing is wrong, but I can’t listen to Kimran blaming EVERYTHING on her cousin. Not having children, not taking job opportunities, not having friends, etc., etc., You were in your 30’s and believed you were in a relationship for 8 years without having ever met the person. ...Read full review »
Redtootsiepop via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/02/24
So glad you picked up this story to out this sort of behaviour as pure cruelty on so many levels. I hope the police still properly investigate this . Stalking and coercion can lead to murder.
Big Polz via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 03/02/24
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