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Dan Zappulla
The Death of Dr. John Parker
On July 3, 2015, psychiatrist and local celebrity Dr. John Parker was found dead in his Mashpee, MA office. His death was ruled an apparent suicide, but his son-in-law, Dan Zappulla, doesn't buy it.
Dan thinks he was murdered, and he's out to prove it.
Join us on this journey through Cape Cod as we search for the ultimate truth behind The Death of Dr. John Parker.
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3.8 stars from 372 ratings
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“The premise and the story itself is super interesting. But oof the acting was just so bad I couldn’t go through with it. With some real and talented actors, this could have been a fantastic piece of entertainment.”
Fiescinis via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/21/22
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“Additional work”
dl c fflll via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/03/21
Good story
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“Good acting and great production.
Four stars because the writing needs a bit of an upgrade to make it more suspenseful.
Overall: well done!”
Suus TD via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
03/24/21
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