Truth is Certainly Stranger Than Fiction
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“OMG This is CRAZY. Where is Adaia?? I feel terrible for her family. This story is equally tragic and fascinating. The way it's narrated and the interviews, real audio clips, and all very well done, especially the music, it's all excellent. Cool name too- "To Live and Die in LA." My only confusion, the transition into the spoken ads in the first episode are jarring. For a second I thought I bumped into my phone and accidentally changed the podcast. There has to be a better way segue into the ads. But I am definitely hooked. When does the next episode come out??????”Read full review »
Tiffi v via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/01/19
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“Holy crap! This has pulled me in so completely. Neil is a master at finding threads that others have overlooked, and then Pull Pull Pulling relentlessly until the entire sweater is entirely unraveled and the Truth is right there in front of you. And if that weren't Superpower enough, he's...”Read full review »
Ember__ via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/01/19
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“So many suspects, every time I think I have it figured out there is a new twist!”
Parker Murphy via Apple Podcasts ·
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03/01/19
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“They way you tell stories doesn’t compare to anyone else. If you thought dirty John was good I’m betting this will be even better. After this series everyone will be saying”dirty who?” Can’t wait Neil”
oh_amanduh via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/23/19
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