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“An intriguing and illuminating podcast hamstrung by incessant adverts. It’s 4-5 minutes of content, followed by 90 seconds of at best dull, and at worst incessantly annoying adverts. Very frustrating to listen to, especially if you don’t have your hands immediately free to skip the content. I wouldn’t mind so much of the 10-12 adverts per episode were all unique, but they’re typically the same 3 cycled over and over ad nauseum.”
DannyGBUK via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/06/24
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“You would think after 60 years, someone somewhere would have uncovered some kind of conspiracy - big or little. But I can only give my take on this after listening to just one episode: If they REALLY know who the assassins are, why make a podcast and not just go to, uh, say, CNN or MSNBC (not to...”Read full review »
Charles Moran via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/18/23
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“Really like the show so far. Clearly hidden details and never a real investigation into the murder of an American president. Let’s get the fact and open all the hidden files - Americans can “handle the truth”. And if we cannot then that’s okay too.”
60 Gramercy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/17/23
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“I’m looking forward to the further unspooling of this mystery. Think the poster who suggested that Oswald was referring to being a patsy because of his association with the Soviets, not a conspiracy. I suggest to reserve opinion until the entire story is told,”
ninga1 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/13/23
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