It’s a nice podcast with a few bumps
It’s a nice podcast. I was addicted to listening until he started doing graphic descriptions of the weather, the trees, the sky, how the victim wiped the sweat off her brow as she walked out of her home, etc. I don’t want to hear a fiction writing/audio book with such cheesy descriptions. I also don’t understand the point of going into extreme detail about say, the ages, siblings, occupations of the parents of a murder victim who was born in 1913. It has no relevance to the crime and seems like filler. Please stop using quote/end quote. Other than that, most cases he chooses are interesting and it seems like he does his research. I like that he doesn’t rehash the most well known cases that everyone does over and over. The theory portion is always extremely interesting and with the exception of a few episodes I’ve heard, extremely fair and balanced. I’d give it a chance and start from the very beginning. I’m hoping he makes some Adjustments and stops with the unnecessary descriptions in the beginning but most early episodes are a major thumbs up.
CarolineVivien via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/09/23
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Great story-telling. You hear the evidence in a chronological order and then also get the insight and questions that maybe don't have answers but cause intrigue. I have been looking for an unsolved mystery podcast that could actually hook me. This one was a sure bet.Read full review »
Kaiiiiiiiiiiiii via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 07/25/17
Fantastic.
Thecrazycoop via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/13/17
The host of this pod is super likable, sort of like the anti-Mike Boudet. I love the way he presents the cases and is very open to his listeners about ways he can improve his pod. The storytelling is factual and doesn't dwell on the minutia of the cases like some other podcasts.Read full review »
Skasara via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/05/17
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