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“Hearsay and tenuous connections are presented as proof in this series. I made it about halfway thru the second episode before giving up.
First off, each series, ie. OCCK, Gacey, and Corll are es h worthy of their own season’s worth of episodes. Instead, the authors crammed each series into a single episodes, leading to haphazard mentions of key events and crimes. Additionally, there is minimal interviewing of officers involved with the cases. Instead, they rely on family members who simply throw out speculation without any evidence to back up their claims. Finally, there’s just too much uninspired writing, like, “There had to be a millionaire involved, right?””
oscarjsanchez via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/05/21
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“All the episodes won’t open, they are saying unavailable .”
SpazCam via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
01/14/21
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“Jacqueline Bynon reinvigorates the true crime genre with storytelling as gripping as the crimes uncovered. Untold secrets, startling revelations, and previously unheard in person accounts make this podcast a sterling example of investigative journalism at its finest.”
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Canada ·
12/15/20
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“This podcast plays into the QAnon cult of conspiracy. It is poorly researched and some of the connections are tenuous at best. She talks about the murder of one guy and leaves it hanging as if it were part of some great conspiracy. Three seconds on google and I found where his killer confessed...”Read full review »
antiqueseller via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/01/21
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