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“I think it’s completely unfair how the biological mother ‘Anne’ was vilified by the presenter for giving Janine up for adoption and not actively pursuing contact with her. She is completely within her right to do so and I’m frankly very glad that she accepted the interview and we got a to hear her side of the story, otherwise production would have continued making her out as this terrible Woman/Mother. Would this have been the same if it were a Dad that Janine had no contact with? Absolutely not! ‘Anne’ clearly had a lot of trauma in her life at the time (husband left HER with a child, domestic violence, sibling suicide, etc) so I hope the presenter takes a long look at himself and how easy he has it before he judges and asks loaded questions to any other Mother like this again.”
sazzzzzzz. via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/28/20
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“Just like The Teachers Pet for me this is journalism at its best.”
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Great Britain ·
08/27/20
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“Makes you wonder how police can make so many mistakes which seriously affects the outcomes of cases??”
Anney Rooney via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/04/20
“As much as I love a true crime podcast, I’ll be waiting two weeks because nothing could persuade me to support Murdoch’s racist, climate-change-denying sad excuse for a newspaper - The Australian.”
ReaderType via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
08/20/20
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