Murders, yes. Norman Bates (as she references), no.
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“My reaction to the first episode was a strong distaste for the way Dr. Michelle Ward portrayed the case. I do not contend that the perpetrator is a seriously f*d-up individual who belongs in prison, but he didn’t sound like the fascinating psychopath (à la Norman Bates) that she seemed to want him to be. He just sounded like a sad, lost, drunken waste of humanity. It’s not terribly hard to imagine similar cases going unnoticed at a rate that would horrify us.”
An.eMay via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/09/15
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“Love crime and ID, watch her on tv and have listened to every podcast. Very interesting stories!”
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11/25/15
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“Great podcast. Enjoy listening to it.”
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05/07/15
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“Bad interviews with a grating host.”
Chocolatecatsdancin via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/08/16
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