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“This podcast is repetitive and not at all impartial. The reporter regurgitates the father’s position without any independent analysis or commentary, notwithstanding his objective lack of credibility (as exemplified by his portrayal of the family violence incidents at the home). It is utterly hypocritical to, on the one hand, argue that the police investigation was flawed, while on the other hand accept the findings of that investigation insofar as it pertains to the father (including his alibi, for example).
Additionally, the reporter heavily implies that the mother should be further investigated, notwithstanding that as between the mother and the father, the father is (at least on the evidence presented in this podcast) the person with a demonstrated history of family violence. This is not to say that I have a view of either person’s culpability, but it highlights the reporter’s lack of objectivity and apparent indifference to casting the mother as suspicious or, at the very least, an inadequate caregiver (a tired and misogynistic journalistic trope).”
alanaclare via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
08/20/23
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“The only reason council helped was they didn’t want to get fined”
Misty1958 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
08/02/23
“Brilliant investigative work by Melanie Reid which came about by the determination and love of Lachie’s father and his friend - listen and be astonished, and angry.”
kiwi.k8y via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
09/06/23
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“👍👍👍 from Kathy in Kansas USA”
Mind of Oz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/06/23
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