
A true story about seduction, deception, forgiveness, denial, and ultimately, survival. Reported and hosted by Christopher Goffard from the L.A. Times.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 11 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

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This John guy in this story is clearly a sociopath and a monster. But as a hard core feminist, who will always back the abused women: holy hell, these women he took advantage of had some of the worst judgment I've ever heard of! Women: this type of dude is so obviously garbage! How can't you see it? I had to stop at ep. 5. It was all too stupid. Dude should have been in prison at this point. 🙄
Very interesting story, although I found myself getting annoyed at Debra for constantly taking him back. How much evidence do you need that he is a wrong’un? There was a festival skyline of red flags….. Also a lot of adverts, sometimes dropped in the middle of people talking.
My daughter was assigned this podcast for a class so I decided to revisit it so that I can discuss it with her. I don’t understand why it was remixed. The initial podcast was wonderful and this one is not as good. Why not just make a new podcast?
Just wow. I avoided this podcast for a long time because the content bothered me. I’m glad I got over that concern. It’s so perfectly told and compelling. A perfect 10!
The quality and production of the show doesn’t matter at all. Taking Tara Newell’s story while cutting her out and using it to make money and fame on her back is disgusting.
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This true-crime narrative blends investigative reporting with intimate survivor stories, focusing on manipulation, domestic violence, and systemic questions around accountability in law enforcement and the justice system. Episodes skew toward character-driven examinations of perpetrators and victims, plus behind-the-scenes looks at how a major media project unfolds from interviews to production choices. A standout aspect is the blending of long-form journalism with dramatized, personal perspectives that deepen the emotional impact while keeping investigative elements central for listeners who enjoy thoughtful, complex true crime.
The show is particularly notable for its sustained focus on vulnerability, resilience, and the broader societal... more
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Recent guests on Dirty John include:
1. Leslie Grace
2. Alex Baber
3. Tracy Bonham
4. Debra Newell
5. Tanya Bales
6. Terra Newell
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