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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 275 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Love the pod! Glad to hear your voices again. Listening today and was so happy to hear about you going to high schools to speak with the students in forensic classes. My daughter’s high school has them and she took them and now she is a freshman in college, majoring in forensic psychology! I wish you had been doing this before she graduated (and were in our part of the country)!!! 😊
I grew up in the town where the court proceedings took place. My Mother was actually foreman of the jury on this case and was sequestered for quite some time. You had some interesting points. I wanted to listen to your first podcast, but I believe you said it wasn’t available?
Love the format of your show.
I think it’s really clever to do it “Topic” style instead of season or year.
Amazing content, well researched, well spoken.
Great listen and I do! Weekly! 😅🥰
Fellow Podcastsr Producer/Host,
Kellye R.
CenLAw Podcast
The hosts are constantly saying this victim feels like… unless they interview said victim or have read/seen an interview, I think it’s in bad taste to try and pass off what they are saying a victim is feeling as the truth. It may or may not be but I think they should avoid saying those things unless they actually know it to be true.
Mark Fur-man not Fur-ham, one of the officers involved in the O.J. Simpson case.
Dominick Dunne (as in ‘done’) not ‘dūne’,
the late prolific novelist and writer for Vanity Fair. Being young podcasters doesn’t relieve you of the burden to find out about people and events that occurred before you were born.
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Two Southern-tinged true crime hosts break down a wide range of cases, from high-profile murders and missing persons to older historical crimes and cases with film or media tie-ins. Episodes consistently emphasize careful analysis of evidence, courtroom dynamics, and narrative storytelling, often layering forensic insights with social context and media coverage. The format showcases strong host chemistry, thematic seasons, and deep research, making it engaging for listeners who enjoy well-sourced investigations with thoughtful commentary. A notable strength is the duo's willingness to tackle both modern and historical cases while weaving in audience input and ongoing coverage via their channels.
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